What is the size of ordinary white-edged Polaroid photo paper? As shown in the picture.

The size of ordinary white-bordered Polaroid photo paper is 54X86mm.

Due to the white edges around it, the image size is 46X62mm.

Instant photo paper must be used with a dedicated instant camera and cannot be used with other non-matching cameras.

Polaroid is the Taiwanese translation of Polaroid, a famous instant imaging camera brand.

In addition, Polaroid also produces digital cameras and sunglasses. Polaroid means that the captured image can be displayed immediately on the photo paper, and the white frame on the four sides can also be used for graffiti and writing. Many people also use this kind of camera specifically to record their lives. Compared with the normally developed frameless photos, it is very interesting. .

The Polaroid Company was founded in 1937 by American physicist Alvin Rand and developed instant photography technology in 1944. The world's first instant imaging camera, the Polaroid 95, was launched on the market on November 26, 1948. The price at that time was US$89.75 per unit. In 1972, Polaroid launched the SX-70 pocket instant imaging camera, which immediately became popular around the world. By the mid-1970s, 6 million units had been sold. In 2001, Polaroid declared bankruptcy. In 2005, the company was purchased by Minnesota-based conglomerate Peters Global Group.