PolaroidNow Instant Camera i-Type - Yellow - 9031

Great thing for catching the moment.but films a bit expensive

Amazing product Excatly what I needed

Picked this up to shoot over the summer, if you can look past the price of film it's a solid camera. I think it's biggest draw is its Film aesthetic, very retro and great for a scrap book say. A solid intro for point and shoot photography, a great gift for teens as the 90's are coming back into style so it seems

Great product but really expensive to buy the film to use it.

I brought this as a Christmas gift for my partner and was one of the best preachers made I've made in 2021 as we got to use the camera the next month to document our firstborn.

I brought this for my girlfriend for Christmas because we both love the retro’ness of Polaroids.. it’s best to take the photos outside in daylight but they are super cool regardless

Took camera out for its first test drive and I was surprised by the results . I'm familiar with the photo style of Polaroid cameras and my camera didn't disappoint! People seem to be under the impression that instant camera photo quality should be as good as digital a camera or a phone camera , but it's a film camera and works differently. This camera isn't producing a digital image it's producing a film/ analogue image . People also forget light can be their friend , as taking a photo with the wrong lighting conditions can result in less than pleasing results -dynamic range etc is different on this type of camera . Use the light available correctly and you'll get good results as photography is all about light and composition. I love the vintage look of the photos , they're very artistic too. Plus follow the Polaroid guidelines and you won't go wrong IE storage of film , how temperature can change the look of the photo .

The camera is easy to use, and easy to load the film.It’s quite bulky, so takes up a fair amount but of space in luggage.The pictures aren’t fantastic quality, they all come out pretty washed out regardless of t he light. However, given this is a Polaroid instant camera you shouldn’t expect crystal clear, HD pictures.The replacement film is also quite expensive - around £18 for 8 photos, so works out about £2 a photo!