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Oh, the places you’ll go! And the times you’ll share and treasure, all captured with your Polaroid Go. Pocket-sized and built to go go go wherever adventure takes you. Get to know a more grownup instant camera featuring artful double exposure, selfie mirror, and a self-timer for the days you step inside the frame. The Everything Box also includes 2 packs of film.
Q: Does this come with some sort of strap?
A: Yes, a wrist strap is included with the camera.
Q: Can I save the pictures on an SD card as well as printing them instantly?
A: No, this is a completely analog camera. It does not have digital sensors so it does not save any digital images.
A: My camera did not come with film, but you can buy the bundle and a pack of film comes with it. The film are really inexpensive.
Q: What size photo does this print?
A: Small size , a little bigger than a wallet picture

Oh, the places you’ll go! And the times you’ll share and treasure, all captured with your Polaroid Go. Pocket-sized and built to go go go wherever adventure takes you. Get to know a more grownup instant camera featuring artful double exposure, selfie mirror, and a self-timer for the days you step inside the frame. The Everything Box also includes 2 packs of film.

Whether you're an avid traveler, social influencer, nostalgic partygoer, or on-the-go photographer, one thing is certain, printing pictures takes too many steps. Now, with the New KODAK Step Touch Instant Print Camera, printing full-color photographs is as simple as point, shoot, and print. This 3-in-1 instant picture camera features a powerful 13MP mini digital camera, 1080p HD camcorder, and a built-in printer with ZINK Zero Ink Paper technology. Photos printed in this Kodak instant camera come out clear, bright, colorful, and covered with an extra layer of protective coating to prevent smudges, rips, and water damage. Bluetooth is also built right into the portable camera, so you can connect to your favorite smartphone or tablet to print memories from long ago. Use our extensive editing tools in the mini instant camera to apply flattering filters, funny emojis, decorative frames, and other personalized flairs.

The super bubbly instax mini 12™ instant camera bundle is bursting with joy, creativity and color. Not only is this iconic instant camera available in a super fun bundle, it’s fully loaded with easy-to-use modes and controls. Designed to keep up with life, the instax mini 12™ instant camera is ready to go with a simple twist of the lens. Twist again and you’re in Close-up mode, perfect for selfies. Combined with the perfectly positioned selfie mirror, automatic flash control and instax™ mini instant photos, the instax mini 12™ instant camera is a selfie extraordinaire. But that’s not all the Close-up mode can do. When activated, the viewfinder neatly pairs up with the lens, so what you see is what you get – no object shifts in your final instax™ photo! (FYI the fancy term for this is parallax correction.) Because when you’re this close, there’s no room for error. Plus, with automatic exposure, you can simply aim and click. No need to adjust any settings, just simply fun photos every time. And with that in mind, once you have snapped, your instax™ mini instant photo will eject in approximately five seconds (development time thereafter is approximately 90 seconds). All without compromising on image quality. That deserves high fives all around. When you’re finished capturing memories, twist the lens again to turn the instax mini 12™ instant camera off. But the fun doesn’t end there. Download the free instax UP!™ App to your Smartphone for a new way to keep all your instax™ photos digitally, in one place. All you have to do is use the instax UP!™ App and your Smartphone to scan your printed instax™ photos and they’ll be turned into sharable, digital photos that you can edit, tag and save. Ready to twist & go? Get the most out of your instax mini 12™ instant camera with film and these great accessories included in the bundle. Bundle includes: an instax mini 12™ instant camera Lilac Purple, one 10 pack of instax™ mini white border instant film to capture lasting memories, one sticker sheet of assorted designs, an instax™ mini printed Photo Album to hold up to 64 instax mini photos of your precious moments, a quilted tote bag that conveniently holds the instax mini 12™ camera, film pack, album and displays 3 instax™ mini photos on the outside of your choice in addition to an instax™ Photo Idea Booklet to let your imagination run wild with creative projects to create using printed instax™ photos.

Compact purple Polaroid Go Gen 2 camera bundle with accessories. Lightweight, portable, and perfect for capturing instant prints anywhere.
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I love it. A cute camera to have and casually use where ever you go. Surprisingly, the size of the lens and viewfinder don't suffer, despite it's tiny build. You can get nice pictures out of it. Will they come out perfect all the time? No. Instant film is always unpredictable at times but this is such an easy to use camera, and very straightforward. And it also comes with a timer, flash toggle, and double exposure. What's not to love?
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PolaroidPlusplus Posted
It’s been a long time since I’ve used a Polaroid analog instant camera, but it’s every bit as fun as I’d remembered. The Polaroid Go is currently the smallest version of the classic Polaroid instant camera, and while not tiny, is small enough to carry in a bag or oversized pockets. It’s roughly the size of my mirrorless digital camera. The body is made from a durable yet light plastic and contains a rechargeable battery that powers the camera and the flash. Rather than a typical camera neckstrap, the camera is bundled with a wrist strap that you attach to a corner on the base. The Everything Box also comes with two film cartridges containing 8 film sheets each and a set of fun rainbow colored stickers to decorate your prints and camera. On a full charge, the battery should last for about 15 cartridges before needing to be recharged via the included microUSB cable. Loading the film is super easy. Just open one of the aluminum foil sealed pouches containing a cartridge, slide the door latch mechanism on the bottom of the camera, and insert the cartridge wide end first with the arrows on the cart and camera lined up. When a new cartridge is inserted, the dark slide on the top protecting the film from light exposure ejects automatically. You’ll also receive an 8-pack of small double-sided round stickers with each cartridge to adhere or display your prints on other surfaces. When you turn the camera on, it automatically charges up the flash and displays the number of shots remaining in the cartridge on a small LED display next to the power button. A small dot next to the counter indicates when the flash is enabled and pressing the white flash key on top toggles it on or off for your next shot. Note that the flash will automatically re-enable after each photo is taken. Despite having only three buttons, I was surprised to learn that the camera supported double-exposure and self-timer modes, though the quick start guide was lacking on how to enable these features. To enable the self timer, just press and hold the flash key for two seconds until an orange light appears next to the flash on the front of the camera. Then after pressing the red shutter button, you’ll have 9 seconds to position yourself in front of the camera. Keep in mind there is no threaded mounting point on the camera, so it cannot be attached to a tripod, and you’ll need to find a flat stable surface to set your camera when not using handheld. For double-exposure mode, long press the flash button until a ‘1’ flashes on the counter display, indicating it’s ready for the first exposure. After taking the first photo, a ‘2’ will flash on the display when the camera is ready for the second exposure. You can even turn the camera off if you’re not immediately ready to take the second exposure; the camera will pick up where it left off when you turn it on again. This mode allows you to creatively merge two images together for surprising and interesting prints. The camera has a built-in selfie mirror on the opposite side of the viewfinder to help you frame up your shots when taking them in front of the camera. It’s okay and usable, but in very bright conditions may be hard to see. The built-in flash is eye-wateringly bright when it goes off but its reach is limited, so you’ll need to be somewhat close to your subject and/or the background if you wish to illuminate both. For beginners, it may take a bit of trial and error and practice to produce decent looking prints. First and foremost, the images don’t actually appear instantly, and you should place them face down or in a dark place, like a pocket, for 15-30 minutes to allow the film to develop fully. If allowed to develop face-up in the presence of light your image may become overexposed and blurry. The second thing is that the focal range of the camera is 1.5 feet and greater, so you’ll want your subject to be at least that distance from the camera if you want it to be clearly in focus. That means no macro or close-up shots. If you’re planning on scrapbooking or putting these photos in an album, the recommendation is to not compress or seal them in plastic for at least 30 days to allow the chemical processes in the film to halt and dry out. The photos are approximately 1-3/4 inch square and with the frame, the print dimensions are about 2-1/8W x 2-5/8H, so they’re fairly small, but that’s not a surprise since the camera itself is compact. The print quality was slightly disappointing though, and I felt that the color saturation was not very vibrant, the focus a bit soft, and the contrast too low. A friend of mine remarked that the photos looked like they had a “vintage filter” on them due to their washed out appearance, which may or may not be a desirable quality depending on what you’re going for. While they’re a fun size, the price per print is on the high end for what you end up with. Overall, I do find taking photos with the Polaroid Go fun. Once you’re familiar with how the film behaves and what sorts of print you’ll be able to produce with it, playing around with lighting and shooting conditions can help you create artful and stylized prints. It may not be the best camera for ultra crisp fashion portraits, but if you’re looking to give the world of instant film cameras a try, the Polaroid Go offers you that opportunity in a cute palm-sized camera.
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ReviewedByPhil Posted
I absolutely love this little camera so much!!! It’s so cute and tiny and I take it with me everywhere. I’d give it 5 stars but the camera takes better pictures outdoors than it does indoors (you can do selfie’s indoors but the background is black). The film can be a little inconsistent but for the most part my photos have turned out great!
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JessicaL Posted