Polaroid Now 2nd Generation I-Type Instant Film Camera - Black & White (9072)

Crap for snow pics, but so much fun for all other pictures! My family had a lot of fun snapping pics with it over New Years. It brings back memories from my youth when Polaroid was very popular.

I love this little camera, it takes me back to a wonderful moment in time. The con right off the bat is pictures are dark even with the flash so extra lighting is a must! I plan on using it for a photobooth and I coincidentally purchased a light so I'll be fine but just keep in mind when you purchase

Its hard to beat the look of a polaroid camera. I've taken some of the toughest pictures ever and it's always so exciting to wait for them to develop and see that moment come to life. (The quality of them may have diminished because of the method of transferring them to my computer but still!)

my favorite thing ! Real size polaroids with clear pics. Easy charging and easy to operate. Nice vintage feel

Great way for Instant record of things.

It’s not real Polaroid. Nothing like the original. The picture quality is terrible and it’s not as easy to use as the original. They’re dark and dreary like a 90’s grunge album cover, no matter the lighting. They’re a little fuzzy under the best circumstances but if you breathe, you end up with an unrecognizable blob. There’s this black plastic cover that pops out over every new photo. You have to carefully remove the picture from under the cover, while the cover’s trying to shoot back inside the camera. There was no weird plastic cover on the old film. And the worst part is that it takes forever for the pictures to develop. You can’t watch it develop. Instructions say to sit the picture face down and wait. That was the best part of Polaroid, watching the picture develop in front of your eyes. If you were hoping for that, forget about it. Watching them develop now is like watching paint dry. We have Polaroid pictures from the 70’s and 90’s that are still perfect to this day. Well lit, sharp, clear and we got to watch them develop right in front of our eyes. The pictures from this camera were complete garbage. They’re definitely not going into any family album. They literally went into the trash. They shouldn’t even be allowed to call this Polaroid. This is junk. We all loved the real Polaroid and can’t believe how awful this is. We bought it because of the name. We didn’t know that somebody had bought it out and changed the film because they were unable to reproduce Polaroid’s version. My entire family sat around my daughter as she opened this on Christmas morning. It was actually comical when we were collectively like wth when we tried taking pictures with it. Save your time and spend the extra few bucks to get the Fuji film. It’s not as good as the og polaroid either but it’s light years ahead of this hunk of junk.

Love the camera! Just difficult to get good photos :(

Fantastic gift for my daughter. Used it to capture guests at her graduation party for a guest book to keep memories at the moment

This camera is great. It is easy to use, you just unbox a pack of i-type film, insert into the film tray, remove the dark film protector which auto ejects after the film tray has been closed, and the camera is then ready to use. There are two buttons on the back, one on the side, and two on the front. The back buttons are the on button and the flash button, there is also an LED indicator on the back which lets you know how many films you have left in the cartridge. The side button is used to open the film tray. The front buttons are for taking the photos, instant being the big red button and timed being the smaller stopwatch looking button. When you take a photo, the film immediately ejects. I’ve found you have better results if you immediately place the film in a dark place. It takes 15-30 minutes for the film to develop but you can start to notice the photo forming after only a few. For a good photo you need really good lighting. I recommend always using the flash on top of making sure whatever you want to capture is lit up well. I have been using this camera for a few days now and the charge is still green (which means full or near full). All in all I highly recommend this camera if you are looking for quick film printed photos. The price is good for the quality you get and it’s highly satisfying taking a photo and watching it come out of the camera. NOTE: This camera does not come with film included, if you decide to buy you need to make sure you buy the correct film type separately (I use i-type film).

Ich bin ein großer Fan dieser Polaroid. Ich weiß das sich einige über den Sensor beschweren und das die neuere Generation bessere Bilder macht aber das möchte ich überhaupt nicht. Für mich muss ein Polaroid Foto oldschool wirken, etwas verwaschen sein von den Farben und auch in manchen Stellen des Bildes leicht unscharf sein. Das gehört für mich einfach zum Charme der Polaroid. Wer gestochen Scharfe Fotos möchte der sollte sich generell wo anders umschauen. Vorteile: -Selbstauslöser mit Timer, wenn die Kamera auf dich gerichtet ist erkennst du am blinken wann das Foto geschossen wird. -Blitz finde ich sehr stark, das ist gut um vor allem im Dunkeln auch schöne Bilder machen zu können. -Sehr einfache Bedienung, das benutzen der Polaroid und wechseln der Filme geht spielend einfach. -Tolle Fotos mit nostalgischen Fler. Wir sind sehr begeistert und haben unsere Hochzeitsreise dokumentiert mit dieser Kamera und würden Sie jederzeit wieder kaufen 5/5

My friend really loves it!

Photo 1x sur, 1x, sous exposée...malgré réglage flash ( non communiqué ds mode emploi mais par recherche internet). C'etait mieux sur les pola de 1970....que j'ai bien connu....

Una cámara que supuestamente debería hacer la vida sencilla a cualquier persona pues tiene muy pocas opciones (si no es que ninguna) de ajuste o configuración. Sin embargo, de dos cartuchos solo dos fotografías salieron con los colores correctos y una exposición y enfoque aceptables. Teniendo en cuenta que los cartuchos son caros (más que los de instax de fuji) esta cámara se vuelve inútil y obsoleta.