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Edwin H. Land (1909–1991) was the innovative inventor responsible for conceiving of and perfecting instant photography. Known simply as Polaroid, the system revolutionized traditional photography by ...

Edwin H. Land wasn’t just the cofounder and longtime head of the Polaroid Corp., which for decades had its headquarters in Cambridge. He was central to its development, ...

Edwin Land—forbidding, obsessive, brilliant and the subject of the “American Experience” presentation “Mr. Polaroid”—was an idol of Steve Jobs, according to Land biographer Ron ...

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Edwin Land, were he alive, would hate this post. He wanted to be known for this scientific work and not for his personal life. In fact, upon his death, he ordered the destruction of all his ...

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Most histories focus on the instant camera’s inventor, Edwin Land. But supporting him behind the scenes was a phalanx of gifted researchers, some of whom may surprise you.

Edwin Land, were he alive, would hate this post. He wanted to be known for this scientific work and not for his personal life. In fact, upon his death, he ordered the destruction of all his persona… ...

Edwin Land demonstrates his instant camera or Land Camera, manufactured by Polaroid, circa 1947 Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images “After years of trials, in 1947, ...

IBM is the current record-holder for the most U.S. patents with 8,540 (!), but the individual Americans with the most patents through the end of the 20 th century were Thomas Edison, with 1084 ...

But what’s as clear as a well-taken Polaroid was that Edwin Land was a solitary man. And couldn’t have cared less. Mr. Polaroid. Monday, 9 p.m., PBS. Mr. Anderson is the Journal’s TV critic.