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Polaroid fans ponder a filmless future

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  • Polaroid announced last week it will stop making film for its instant cameras
  • Company has already stopped making the cameras, which debuted in 1948
  • Polaroids still popular in industrial and medical photography, and with camera buffs
  • Fans stockpiling Polaroid film; company hopes to find someone to keep making it
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