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Polaroid The Button

  • Manufacturer Polaroid
  • Type Instant camera
  • Type of Film SX-70
  • Focal Length 103 mm
  • Max Aperture f/14.6
  • Focus Fixed focus

The Polaroid The Button is an instant camera. It is another iteration of the Polaroid OneStep, and the two are identical in terms of functionality. However, the design of the plastic camera is different. It comes in two different shades of gray, and the front is adorned with the imprint "The Button".

Like the Polaroid Onestep, "The Button" has a fixed lens, automatic exposure, an electronic shutter and a connection for a flash.

The film used is SX-70 instant film. The Impossible Project / Polaroid Originals still produces some for this format, or the Polaroid The Button. For color film, you could use the Polaroid Color Film for SX-70*, for example, and for black and white you could use the Polaroid B&W Film for SX-70*.

Technical Specifications

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Property Specification
Film format SX-70
Picture Format 79 mm x 79 mm
Lens type Fixed lens
Focal Length 103 mm
Maximum Aperture f/14.6
Minimum Focus Distance 120 cm / 3.94 ft
Adjustable aperture No
Adjustable shutter speed No
Auto exposure Yes
Light Meter Yes
Exposure Modes Program Auto
Manual Exposure Settings No
Flash Connector Flashbar connector
Date Imprinting No
Tripod Mount No
Cable Release Thread No
Self-timer No
Power Supply 1x battery in filmpack
Manufacturer Polaroid

Used Prices

The current average price for this camera is 36,68 € based on 5 offers, as of 6.7.2026.

Average Price per Year

  • 2026: 46,92 €
  • 2025: 27,32 €
  • 2024: 28,86 €
  • 2023: 29,98 €

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