Polaroid Now+ Gen 2 I-Type Camera, White
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The square-format Polaroid that pairs to your phone for double exposures and light painting, the gen-2 instant camera that actually feels worth printing on.
Pros
- App connection unlocks double exposure, light painting, manual mode, aperture priority, and tripod mode that the camera body alone cannot do
- Included 5-piece lens filter set means creative shots are possible the day it arrives, no accessory buying first
- Uses I-Type or 600 film, both widely available
- Chalk-white finish photographs cleanly on a desk and is easy to spot in a bag
Cons
- Film is the real cost, expect to spend the price of the camera again every few months once teens get into it
Frequently asked questions
Does it use film?
Yes, square-format Polaroid I-Type or 600 film, sold separately in 8-pack cartridges. The film is the real running cost so plan for that, not just the camera price.
What does the app actually do?
Bluetooth-pairs to the camera and unlocks double exposure, light painting, manual mode, aperture priority, tripod mode, and noise trigger. It also works as a wireless remote shutter and saves digital scans of every print.
Is this Generation 2 or Generation 3?
This is the 2nd Generation Now+ released in 2023, model 9077 in white. Generation 3 is a newer, more expensive release with refined optics, Generation 2 is the version most teens actually own.
Can I use it without the phone app?
Yes. Basic point-and-shoot, flash on or off, and self-timer all work directly from the camera body. The app is only needed for the advanced creative modes.
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