Polaroid M 320

The Polaroid M 320 was a basic instant camera manufactured by Polaroid during the years 1969 to 1971. Designed for the consumer market, it utilized peel-apart film technology, producing black-and-white images that required manual separation and development outside the camera. Its construction was predominantly plastic, featuring simple controls and a straightforward design typical of entry-level Polaroid models of the era. The M 320 aimed to provide an accessible point-and-shoot experience for amateur photographers seeking instant gratification without the complexity or higher cost of the company's more advanced models.