Instant photography is defined as a process during which arises physical image that comes out of a photographic device immediately after exposure without any other additives or devices. Instant photography uses a special photographic material contained in the package of ten, which means ten photos. The package is inserted into the photographic device. Each package has a chemical package attached to one end. Photographic device projects an image on photographic material as any other standard photographic device. Chemicals are spread by rollers through photographic material while material is still in the photographic device. The resulting chemical reaction causes the development of the image and it takes only a few minutes. In the end, from photographic unit comes developed photography distinguished by its white border. The first photographic material intended for instant photographic devices was manufactured by the company Agfa, but it was first introduced by the Polaroid company. Therefore, the Polaroid became famous manufacturer of instant photographic equipment and materials. Today, smart phones have photo editing applications so that taken photography can resemble the instant photography. This graduate work analyzes the impact of time on aging of instant photography.