Polaroid Pathfinder

Pathfinder was the name given a series of cameras manufactured by Polaroid and Yashica from the early 1950s until 1964. These models were the professional-market Polaroid camera, equipped with a fast and sharp lens and made with durable steel construction. Unlike other Polaroid cameras, the Pathfinders were set to expose the film fully manually, with no aid from a light meter. This provides the photographer with precise control over the camera. Pathfinders used 40-series rollfilm, which produced