Polaroid Now i-Type Instant Film Camera Overview and How To

In this video, we give you a closer look at the Polaroid Now i-Type Instant Film Camera. This camera gives you photos with that vintage feel along with some useful extras like double exposure or a self timed shot.
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[@l3umstick]

I looked at loads of reviews for this item and it really annoyed me when people where like the photo came out terrible or it won’t work with my vintage camera it states those I-type films won’t work with them and not every photo will come out perfect but that’s part of the magic of Polaroids when it comes out well they are amazing

[@rellmobcf]

Mine says you can use I-Type Flim so it should work

[@a2r33]

Reading this run-on sentence really annoyed me. What are you even saying?

[@Whimsy3692]

Part of the charm of the Polaroid is that it's _supposed_ to come out somewhat crappy, lol.

[@MissyIsMyBeyonce]

Finally someone the explained the long press flash options. Thank you.

[@AlecInstant]

I didn’t know you could double tap flash to turn it off for all photos. It goes without saying but you forgot to also mention the I-type film in the video. You just say it can take 600.

[@SELFTALK]

Great review

[@SabinnaD]

Thanx for the review. I'm struggling to shoot with double exposure. I shoot 1 shot and I turned the camera off to shoot my second shot later and when I turned my camera on, the first shot was lost. Then I shoot again the 1 shot and didn't turn the camera off, but left it like that for more than 5 min, in order to shoot my second shot, and the camera turn itself off and my first shot was again lost :(. So, basically, I understand from my experience that both shots need to be taken one after another?! If so, it is disappointing, because it is limiting the amount of choices you can have for the second shot if it has to be imediately after the first one :( I've seen another Polaroid review (but not for the Now camera, different model, forgot exactly what type tho') where they said I thould shoot my first shot and turn the camera off without taking my figer off the shooting button. I donno if that should be the case for Now model, for double exposure to work. I am just very confused. I wonder if we can use this mode with 2 shoots taken at different times (longer than 5 min in between them) and if yes, how?

[@abtelectronics]

@SabinnaD According to Polaroid, here is how to shoot a double exposure: "Press the self-timer button twice to enable double exposure mode. The display will flash ‘1’ until the first shot is taken, then flash ‘2’ until the second shot is taken." They don't list a time limit between shots though.

[@katharinetaylor9561]

Get a Holga camera. You can do as many exposures as you want no time limit.

[@julietteyork3721]

How do you actually use the double exposure feature?

[@DJKhalito]

2:55

[@chrissupreme12907]

What do I do when my films are empty, how do I get it out?

[@blemmy]

You just open the jaw and remove it using the rainbow sticker on the bottom of the film pack :)

[@chrissupreme12907]

@@blemmy thank you very much, I was scared what I supposed to do!

[@blemmy]

@@chrissupreme12907 Of course! I just got mine too and I'm afraid of damaging it as well. 😂 I think I might look around for a little lens cap

[@chrissupreme12907]

@@blemmy I know right!

[@royaIstars]

After the starting black paper comes out, what do I do next?

[@abtelectronics]

@thatonepotato8985 After that initial piece comes out you should be able to start taking pictures.

[@royaIstars]

@@abtelectronics Thank you!! Its working now. I think It just got stuck and i had to get it out!!

[@otakuhime3119]

Thank you so much.

[@TeenieTinyTina]

I can't seem to find any info on what to do AFTER the photo is taken. Should I put it face down? If so, for how long? I haven't used a camera like this since before pre-school lmao

[@abtelectronics]

@x17chan Because Polaroid film is sensitive to light while it's processing it is best to place the photo face down on a table, or anywhere that will prevent light from hitting the film.

[@SlayTheDayAway409]

My photo is ejecting I charged the camera, does anyone know how to eject the photo?

[@dystopian-dream]

For some reason all my photos are greenish

[@AdrianaValentina-g9o]

How do u take the film out

[@abtelectronics]

@AdrianaValentina-g9o The pictures are ejected through the slot on the front of the camera. When the film is gone you just open the back of the camera and remove the empty casing.

[@WoodsyTV]

what does the exposure modes mean?

[@FG-lb8wf]

$4 per picture?!?? Stick with a Fuji 300 wide 😬

[@PlanetSamantha]

Every time I look one up to buy it I read that “This product can expose you to chemicals including Styrene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer…” What are your thoughts on that?

[@GioVortex]

Every single product that has plastic has that warning. Styrene is used to make plastic and it's required by law in the U.S. to put a cancer warning on anything plastic. It's not gonna give you cancer lol

[@natestandley3124]

Don’t lick the photo should be good

[@puraniru_m]

It's giving me MADiSON vibes

[@ape-san6037]

this camera SUCKSSSS my first polaroid and it has left a bad taste in my mouth…

[@WishIHadLeica]

get better

[@robbonavco1610]

My Polaroid instamatic Now photos are all off centre. A little research tells me the Viewfinder and lens are not aligned. Gives you something to be considering at all times. Not so much instant fun, as irritating. Anyone got a quick fix rule of thumb?