Polaroid Originals Now I-Type Instant Camera - Blue (9030)

First foray into the world of Polaroid. I have a buddy who has a nice collection and has taken some great shots. I picked this one up and have loved using it. The ability to control your exposure is huge. I have used it in broad daylight and dropped the exposure and have gotten some good shots out of it. I recommend it as a fun point and shoot for some cool shots and memories.

My son enjoyed it but some of pictures don’t come out right and for the price it’s a disappointment wait about 3 pics on average out of 8 not very good

I do photography for conferences. This was a super fun addition to my photo arsenal as I used it to keep people around at networking event (since I said they couldn't have the picture until the event was over) and the white strip on the bottom allowed me to write the name/year & hashtag for the event before they picked them up. Everyone loved the pics.

I will admit that I had my doubts about the idea of "new Polaroid," but this camera is awesome. , The pictures are the same "shockingly good for instant" quality I remember. For real--I found an old Polaroid photo from the 1980's and put it next to a new one I took this weekend, and the only visible difference was that the person in both photos was about 30 years older.The new and better:- The camera is physically lighter than the old ones we all used as kids.- It comes in colors now!- Micro USB charging, and a charge lasts a really long time!If you loved your Polaroid as a kid, get this camera. I'll be getting a few as gifts for friends, too.

Maybe my memory doesn’t serve me as well hit older original Polaroids felt a bit more sturdy and dependable than these new ones.That being said it couldn’t be more easier to use this item, point and shoot! If you’re looking for some nice memory capturing moments this camera is what you’re looking for.It’s simple enough that anyone can use but offers quality so that it’s a step up from some of the lower end instant cameras.Be aware that picture innately come out DARK. Before you begin taking your serious photos I’d suggest playing with the flash and exposure features as well as the lighting you will take photos in.A quick YouTube video will show you the wider range of features the camera has which allows you to do a bit more.Makes a great gift but is a money commitment as the film is a bit expensive (8 photos per pack and about $16 per pack)If you want the app features go with the next step up, if you are fine with just taking photos on the fly don’t hesitate this is the camera you’re looking for

This is a great gift for someone who wants to keep memories outside the phone with a bit of a vintage look. The quality of the pictures are great but doesn’t mean you will have the same resolution as the camera of today’s smartphones. So keep that in mind. if you have handled a film photograph camera in the past and developed the negatives, the quality is just as good

I had the previous model polaroid and loved that too. This one had some great improvements. Little easier to use and slightly smaller in a good way. I take hundreds of pictures with this camera and highly recommend to anyone deciding. Having actual pictures to look at immediately is fun for everyone

Bought this for my son for his first camera, so he could experience the magic of the Polaroid and learn the basics of photography. He’s learning to capture his shots with a thoughtful eye, caring about each press of the shutter button. He’s loving it and learning a ton, and we’re getting a lot of great photos. Recently, in NYC, he shot some photos at a pub and also of an artist, and both wanted to take them off his hands. Can’t say enough good about this purchase.