Polaroid 660 AF Lightmixer

The Polaroid 660 AF Lightmixer was a basic instant camera produced by Polaroid, likely during the late 1980s or early 1990s. Designed as a straightforward point-and-shoot model, it featured an automatic focus system and an integrated flash marketed under the "Lightmixer" name, presumably to simplify flash usage for casual photographers. Utilizing 600-series film, it offered the instant gratification typical of Polaroid cameras of its era but lacked the innovative folding design or sophisticated engineering of earlier flagship models like the SX-70, making it a functional, everyday device rather than a landmark in camera history.