Polaroid 330 Automatic – Vintage Folding Packfilm Camera

Dispatch times

In-stock option (when available): dispatched within 4 business days after your order.

Pre-order option: estimated dispatch 30 calendar days after your order, including sourcing and preparation. Current estimated dispatch date: 28 October 2026 (estimate updated 28 September 2026).

These times refer to handing the parcel to the carrier, not delivery to your address. Carrier transit time is additional.

Polaroid 330 Automatic – classic folding packfilm rangefinder

The 330 Automatic shares the handsome bellows body and 114mm f/8.8 lens architecture of Polaroid’s higher-numbered folding Land Cameras. A coupled rangefinder helps set focus accurately, while automatic electronic exposure and a lighten/darken control keep operation direct and characteristic of late-1960s instant photography.

Important film compatibility

This camera uses discontinued Type 100-series 3¼ × 4¼-inch peel-apart packfilm. Original Polaroid film and Fujifilm FP-100C are no longer manufactured. It does not accept modern 600, SX-70, i-Type or Go film. It is sold primarily as a collectible or specialist expired-film camera; shooting results cannot be guaranteed.

Key details

• Folding bellows body
• 114mm f/8.8 lens
• Coupled rangefinder focusing
• Automatic electronic exposure
• Two film-speed/aperture settings
• Approximate shipping weight: 1,000g

Choose your camera

In Stock – Photographed Camera: the exact vintage Polaroid 330 Automatic shown in the photographs, available as one piece. Review the images carefully for cosmetic condition. Original battery systems and operation with expired film cannot be guaranteed.

Pre-Order – Sourced for You: we source another Polaroid 330 Automatic after purchase and aim for comparable display condition. Cosmetic appearance varies and sourcing requires additional time.

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