Passport & Photo ID Cameras

The SX-2 photo ID camera is an inexpensive and quick way to create passport photo IDs. These cameras are reliable, easy to use and can be transported anywhere. The SX-2 photo ID camera uses Polaroid 669 film to take two pictures per sheet of film. One cartridge of film contains ten sheets of film. You can take two separate pictures or the same picture twice per sheet of film. A light-emitting diode (LED) indicates when to wait, take a picture and when to pull the film.

The SX-4 photo ID camera is an inexpensive and quick way to create photo IDs for schools, colleges, businesses and more. These cameras are reliable, easy-to-use and can be easily transported. The SX-4 photo ID camera uses Polaroid 669 film, which allows you to take four pictures per sheet of film. One cartridge of film contains ten sheets of film. You can take two pairs of identical pictures, four separate individual pictures or the same picture duplicated four times. A lighted electronic display (LED) indicates when to wait, take a picture and when to pull the film.

The DX-4 photo ID camera is an inexpensive and quick way to create photo IDs for schools, colleges, businesses and more. These cameras are reliable, easy-to-use and can be easily transported. The DX-4 photo ID camera uses Polaroid 669 film, which allows you to take four pictures per sheet of film. One cartridge of film contains ten sheets of film. You can take two pairs of identical pictures, four separate individual pictures or the same picture duplicated four times. A liquid crystal display (LCD) indicates when to wait, take a picture and when to pull the film.

Quickly take professional passport and other ID photographs with the versatile MX-2 passport and identification camera. Thanks to two lenses, this camera can take up to two pictures at once.

The DX-2 photo ID camera is an inexpensive and quick way to create passport photo IDs. These cameras are reliable, easy to use and can be transported anywhere. The DX-2 photo ID camera uses Polaroid 669 film to take two pictures per sheet of film. One cartridge of film contains ten sheets of film. You can take two separate pictures or the same picture twice per sheet of film. A liquid crystal display (LCD) indicates when to wait, take a picture and when to pull the film.

Quickly take professional ID photographs with the versatile MX-4 passport and identification camera. Thanks to four lenses, this camera can take up to four pictures at once. This inexpensive camera uses the latest in modern-day technology to help you get the most crisp and professional-looking pictures possible.

The MX-6 is a New Advanced Generation of Electronic Instant Identification Camera. The MX-6 Identification Camera incorporates the latest in microprocessor and computer technology to simplify the operation of taking quality photo by non-professionals.