Bold. Orange. Unmistakably 70s. The Polaroid Super Shooter Plus is one of the most visually striking instant cameras ever made — that brushed silver face plate and vivid orange stripe make it look like it rolled straight off a 1976 design studio floor.
The Polaroid Super Shooter was a rigid, plastic-bodied instant camera made in the U.S. between 1975 and 1977, originally retailing at just $20–$25. (Collectiblend) The "Plus" variant added a built-in standalone develop timer — a genuinely clever feature for cold-weather shooting.
Details:
Model: Polaroid Super Shooter Plus — Colorpack Land Camera
Made: USA, 1975–1977
Film: Peel-apart 80-Series Land Pack Film (discontinued). Viewfinder adjusts according to film pack size. Manual distance finder on lens. ISO 75 for color prints, ISO 3000 for black & white. Flash port for standard or Hi-Power flashcubes. Shutter requires two 1.5V AA batteries. (Fandom)
Condition: Good vintage condition — shows age-appropriate wear, sold as-is, not film tested
⚠️ 80-Series peel-apart film is discontinued. This camera is ideal for display, collecting, or use as a prop.
The orange-and-silver design makes this one of the most display-worthy Polaroids ever produced. A genuine American-made artifact from the golden age of instant film.