Polaroid Now 3rd Generation I-Type Instant Camera + Film Bundle - Now Black Camera + 16 Color Photos (6560)

Not for me photo was to dark even with decent amount of light indoors the camera looks exactly like it did when I was younger it works great

Very nostalgic, very fun. I look forward to pinning the photos up on a board for our family.

Horrible pictures. Blurry. Unable to adjust camera. Takes forever to develop.

I bought this thinking the quality would be better than my old polaroid camera but I was wrong! Every single picture is dark and blurry. Classic is way better.

This old school camera was a hit by adults and teens at my daughter sweet 16 bday. It was fun to take pictures and watch everyone fan them to rush the development. The picture quality was good! Big hit!

I bought this for my daughter who loves kitschy stuff from the 70’s and 80’s. She loves it and is having fun taking sub-par photos with her Gen Z friends who grew up with much better cameras on handheld devices. The photos turn out kind of grainy and darkish, so don’t count on this to capture important moments. Basically, this camera is for fun and nostalgia, so don’t expect it to be more than it is. If you want better quality photos instantly, you’re better off using your smart phone with a mini printer like Cannon Ivy or Selphy. Be aware that this nostalgic fun comes with a price tag of approximately $3.00 per photo—and the film has an expiration date and it’s recommended you store in a cool place, like a refrigerator. Check out film costs before committing to buying this. It’s a good camera if you purchase it with realistic expectations and don’t mind the ongoing expense.

This Now Generation 3 camera has an exposure system that is much-improved from the previous models. Keep in mind that this model does not have Bluetooth. If you want Bluetooth, you need to get the Now+ camera. You can still adjust the exposure value (+ or -) by long-pressing the flash button and then pressing it to get the light bar to go up or down.The timer button is up front and below the viewfinder window. Press it twice for double exposure mode. This camera is way lighter than the Now1st & 2nd generation, and Spectra. When shooting close like 3 feet or less, point the camera left and downward to compensate for parallax error. Development takes a lot longer than the old Spectra system. Full color and image is achieved after a few hours in cold temperatures.

Classic instant picture!👍👍👍