Polaroid Now Instant Film Camera

Polaroid have introduced their new-and-improved instant film camera with an all-new design and a range of colorful body options. The redesigned camera features a newly developed autofocus lens system, a longer-lasting battery life (can be charged via USB), an ambient light sensor that adjusts flash power, a "friendlier" design that favors rounded corners over hard edges, and compatibility with both i-Type and 600 film.

The Polaroid Now camera is available to purchase now for $99 at Polaroid, or from Amazon

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