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Polaroid Model 95 Instant Camera (1948-1953) Models on Display:Polaroid Model 95 their frequency is 88Polaroid Model 95 First Commercially Released Instant Camera Making its grand debut at Bostons Jordan Marsh department store in November 1948, the Polaroid Model 95 was the "Big Bang" of instant photography. As the worlds first commercially viable instant camera, it brought inventor Edwin Lands radical vision to life: a folding, leather and metal machine that could produce a finished picture in just 60 seconds. The Model 95 used a clever system where