Polaroid Now 3rd Generation I-Type Instant Film Camera - Pebble White - Camera Only No Film (9155)

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.

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

Not worth the money. I wish I would have tried it sooner so I could have returned it. Bad bad quality pictures with flash no flash outside inside tried all different lighting and pictures are very blurry.

Photos not much better thanThe ones 20 years ago.Dull,faded.I was hoping it would be a little better

Classic nostalgic feeling.

Lo ame! Tome fotos de recuerdo de mis vacaciones y momentos en familia, las imágenes son nítidas y la cámara es simple de usar. La recomiendo, de muy buena calidad!

After picking up the Polaroid Now 3rd Generation I-Type in Pebble White, I've got mixed feelings. The camera itself is fantastic - super easy to use, takes beautiful instant photos with that classic Polaroid look, and has a sleek, modern design that still feels nostalgic. The auto-focus works surprisingly well, and the battery life lasts through several packs of film.However, I'm definitely not thrilled about the ongoing cost of film. At around $15-20 per pack for just 8 shots, those instant memories add up quickly! I find myself being too selective about what I photograph because each press of the button is essentially $2-3 spent. For special occasions it's worth it, but it's hard to justify for everyday use.If you're okay with the film expenses or plan to use it sparingly for special moments, I'd recommend it. The camera itself is a solid 5 stars, but the film cost brings my overall rating down to 4 stars.

This camera does definitely improve on the Generation 2 in terms of exposure control. Outdoor photos taken without flash are not overexposed (a huge downfall for Gen 2 Now), but indoor photos taken without with flash are woefully underexposed. The flash is not powerful enough to handle many situations successfully.