I really do love this camera! It is such a simple concept-- 10mb digital camera that also prints 2x3 photos. I love that I can have a physical copy of the photo that I can share or stick into my Moleskine journal for traveling. It also gives me a 10mb digital copy for when I want to post to Facebook or keep digitally forever (or until I accidentally erase it).
The camera is a little bit larger than I first thought. Not huge just not exactly bigger than a pack of cards. Almost like the size of a Nintendo 3DS if that helps. It would look a little funny tucking it into my front pants pocket. But I can easily keep it in my jacket pocket like I did yesterday when I took it skiing. The pictures print out in 35-45 seconds. The pictures are nice and glossy. Are they as good as going to a professional developer? Not quite, but for my purposes, they did the job.
Does this camera have the insane quality of a Leica or any other mirrorless DSLR? No and it's not trying to be.
Is the Polaroid Snap fun, retro, and shareable? Absolutely and it excels at it.
The technology that they use is really slick and it's certainly a big upgrade from the old days of Polaroid. The camera doesn't come with a pack of film. But you can buy a 30 pack for $14.99 which comes out generally as 50 cents a picture.
I showed my Polaroid Snap off to my friends and they all wanted to buy one too. If you're someone who loves taking pictures but also wants an instant copy to share with someone or put in your journal, I think the Polaroid Snap does the job well. I've really enjoyed having this as a second camera to capture the fun moments-- the picture behind the picture. This camera will be going on all my trips this year. I definitely recommend the Polaroid Snap!
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Zink Polaroid Eva Case for Snap & Snap Touch Instant Print Digital Camera (Black)Amazon's Choicein Camera Cases
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A modern take on a vintage classic!
Physical photos seem like relics of the past. But now, with Polaroid Snap, you can print and share stunning photographs as fast as you take them! This conveniently compact camera fits in your pocket and requires no messy inks or expensive toners. Just snap your subject in the viewfinder or set the timer for a selfie, and out pops an adorable 2” x 3” sticky-backed picture ready to share with friends and family. Zink Zero Ink technology saves you a ton of money while keeping your memories alive.
Fit For All Photographers
Point, snap, print—piece of cake!
The 10-megapixel sensor captures millions of colors and tons of detail, while [6] unique picture modes offer a variety of tones and filters to suit your mood. You can even add a 32-GB microSD card to save shots for social media or additional printing. It’s a snappy concept, an iconic brand—and a camera artfully conceived for a cool, nostalgic shutterbug like you. So don’t mess with annoying toners any longer. Add the Polaroid Snap to your cart today!
Easy Automation
The compact but mighty device features multiple modes, border options, a self-timer, photo booth and other extras so you don’t have to think. Just snap!
Pocket Sized For Portability
It fits into your shirt pocket - and budget. Despite its many digital technological advancements, the Polaroid Snap is an easy-to-use and an accessible-to-all product at a price point you would expect to pay for an analogue instant camera.
Fast, Fabulous Features
- Self-timer for capturing the best selfie.
- Indicators: printer, low battery, low paper, low memory card storage.
- Large, easy to understand buttons.
- Pop-up optical viewfinder.
- USB cord to charge and connect.
- Three color modes; photo booth mode.
- Share it and print another.
- Unlimited potential for picture-loving people!
Instant Fun For All Ages
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Fast, Easy PhotosNo digital screens, complicated menus or slow uploads. Just look through the viewfinder, snap the button and a gorgeous pic automatically prints for all to enjoy. |
ZINK InnovationZero Ink technology preserves your memories like never before, promising rich, beautiful, fade-proof and smudge-proof color you have to see to believe. |
Made for MinimalistsIt’s a contemporary take on an industry classic. The SNAP is slim, thin, lightweight and sized for your pocket. Perfect for road trips, parties, concerts and more. |
Inspiration to GoThe long-lasting lithium ion battery, wrist strap, micro USB charger and ZINK adhesive paper equate to two things: amazing portability and endless creativity! |
Nostalgic Polaroid instant photography in a modern package.
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I'm very happy with this polaroid! I'm a really big fan of photography and cameras and I had been wanting an instant camera for a while. I finally bough this for my birthday to myself. First of all, I had some worries about the quality, I read so many reviews that were not convinced about this camera and I didn't know if I wanted to risk it, so here is what convinced me to buy it.Pros:-No batteries (that I saw were needed in other cameras), this might be something not so bothersome but its 2016 and a camera shouldnt need AA batteries.-Memory Card, you can store your pics, have them on your computer, share them, whatever. I recently used this to take a picture with a foreign friend and was able to give her the picture, knowing that I would have a copy of it. Really cool.-Doesn't look like a toy, I know this might not be an issue for everyone but I am seriously not into any of the designs of the Fuji ones, and believe me, before I made my choice between cameras I saw all of them in person in Urban Outfitters and Best Buy,-Paper can be a little cheaper, its not that big of a difference, but its a plus-Filters, this comes in b&w, regular colors and vintage colors, its cool they come out even more cool (hipster for some people I guess). Also the advantage of being able to have it with or withour border or having the photobooth option.What I was worried about:-Filters, I read some reviews about it coming out wrong, light, etc, I do have to say that color and b&w are perfectly fine, the vintage one is the only one I've had issues with, can't seem to make it work in a way that looks amazing like the other two.- I read about the framing of the picture, how what you see through the eyehole was not what came out in the picture, and its true, but It's not as bad as I read. In reality what gets printed is a cropped version from what you see through the eyehole, so if you're trying to make a lot of people fit into a picture you should try to leave extra space on the sides.-Quality, but as I said before, they come out fine, at least i think so, I had fuji pictures (taken with friends' cameras) and my pictures and they really do seem great to me.Cons:-You need to look up the user guide on the internet, its on the polaroid web page, but everything is there-The lens cover, don't forget to take it off!!- The eyehole/on button is very sensitive and can open at any moment, I bought a case so it wouldn't be a problem anymore.All in all I really thing its a great choice, great price, but I get why people would prefer other cameras. I hope this review was helpful, and sorry for any mistakes, english is not my first language.(Pics uploaded were taken by me, one in the vintage filter, the other one in regular colors)
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2019
I am just very confused because many things on my camera are flipped (mirror image) from what I've seen on the videos and everywhere before buying it: when looking at the back side of the camera, the paper door latch is on the LEFT and the door opens to the right; all the status LED lights are on the upper RIGHT; the SD card slot and micro USB port are on the RIGHT; the printed pictures come out of the LEFT, away from the shutter button. Moreover, the camera does NOT turn on by pressing the pop-up viewfinder but instead by pressing the self-timer button (which is indicated by the on/off icon next to it; the camera is still turned off by closing the viewfinder). Note that all of these features are actually similar to the post-2017 Polaroid Snap Touch (from what I found online), though I swear I have a Polaroid Snap (only). All the buttons (shutter, etc.) on the TOP side of the camera are placed normally.
Notice that the images of the camera on this Amazon page are also inconsistent: while the first two images have the printed photo coming out on the side of the shutter button (RIGHT), the fourth image has the print slot on the LEFT, where the rainbow stripes are - suggesting that there are two versions of this camera.
Another thing is that before I tried to download and install the official firmware update (Snap_FW_1.7.zip), I looked at the "INFO" file saved on the SD card (after I inserted it, connected the camera to my computer, and turned it on) in "MISC" and it said "[FW] : 2.2.5" (presumably firmware version) and when attempted, the firmware installation (1.7) would not proceed (I never got all 3 LED lights glowing red for 30 seconds, which indicates installation), suggesting that newer version is already installed.
All of this makes me think that I got a slightly newer version of Polaroid Snap, but I can't find anything about it online. These design updates would make sense: when you're holding your camera with your right hand, you don't want the newly printed picture coming out on the right. And likely, the pop-up finder was suboptimal as a turn-on button, as it was probably pressed easily in one's pocket. The manual and all the other official materials regarding this camera have not yet been updated (as of 2/26/2019) to reflect this, though.
Great so far; control elements on opposite sides! Newer version of Polaroid Snap?
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2019
The camera came in today and everything looks and works great so far!Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2019
I am just very confused because many things on my camera are flipped (mirror image) from what I've seen on the videos and everywhere before buying it: when looking at the back side of the camera, the paper door latch is on the LEFT and the door opens to the right; all the status LED lights are on the upper RIGHT; the SD card slot and micro USB port are on the RIGHT; the printed pictures come out of the LEFT, away from the shutter button. Moreover, the camera does NOT turn on by pressing the pop-up viewfinder but instead by pressing the self-timer button (which is indicated by the on/off icon next to it; the camera is still turned off by closing the viewfinder). Note that all of these features are actually similar to the post-2017 Polaroid Snap Touch (from what I found online), though I swear I have a Polaroid Snap (only). All the buttons (shutter, etc.) on the TOP side of the camera are placed normally.
Notice that the images of the camera on this Amazon page are also inconsistent: while the first two images have the printed photo coming out on the side of the shutter button (RIGHT), the fourth image has the print slot on the LEFT, where the rainbow stripes are - suggesting that there are two versions of this camera.
Another thing is that before I tried to download and install the official firmware update (Snap_FW_1.7.zip), I looked at the "INFO" file saved on the SD card (after I inserted it, connected the camera to my computer, and turned it on) in "MISC" and it said "[FW] : 2.2.5" (presumably firmware version) and when attempted, the firmware installation (1.7) would not proceed (I never got all 3 LED lights glowing red for 30 seconds, which indicates installation), suggesting that newer version is already installed.
All of this makes me think that I got a slightly newer version of Polaroid Snap, but I can't find anything about it online. These design updates would make sense: when you're holding your camera with your right hand, you don't want the newly printed picture coming out on the right. And likely, the pop-up finder was suboptimal as a turn-on button, as it was probably pressed easily in one's pocket. The manual and all the other official materials regarding this camera have not yet been updated (as of 2/26/2019) to reflect this, though.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2016
I'm very happy with this polaroid! I'm a really big fan of photography and cameras and I had been wanting an instant camera for a while. I finally bough this for my birthday to myself. First of all, I had some worries about the quality, I read so many reviews that were not convinced about this camera and I didn't know if I wanted to risk it, so here is what convinced me to buy it.
Pros:
-No batteries (that I saw were needed in other cameras), this might be something not so bothersome but its 2016 and a camera shouldnt need AA batteries.
-Memory Card, you can store your pics, have them on your computer, share them, whatever. I recently used this to take a picture with a foreign friend and was able to give her the picture, knowing that I would have a copy of it. Really cool.
-Doesn't look like a toy, I know this might not be an issue for everyone but I am seriously not into any of the designs of the Fuji ones, and believe me, before I made my choice between cameras I saw all of them in person in Urban Outfitters and Best Buy,
-Paper can be a little cheaper, its not that big of a difference, but its a plus
-Filters, this comes in b&w, regular colors and vintage colors, its cool they come out even more cool (hipster for some people I guess). Also the advantage of being able to have it with or withour border or having the photobooth option.
What I was worried about:
-Filters, I read some reviews about it coming out wrong, light, etc, I do have to say that color and b&w are perfectly fine, the vintage one is the only one I've had issues with, can't seem to make it work in a way that looks amazing like the other two.
- I read about the framing of the picture, how what you see through the eyehole was not what came out in the picture, and its true, but It's not as bad as I read. In reality what gets printed is a cropped version from what you see through the eyehole, so if you're trying to make a lot of people fit into a picture you should try to leave extra space on the sides.
-Quality, but as I said before, they come out fine, at least i think so, I had fuji pictures (taken with friends' cameras) and my pictures and they really do seem great to me.
Cons:
-You need to look up the user guide on the internet, its on the polaroid web page, but everything is there
-The lens cover, don't forget to take it off!!
- The eyehole/on button is very sensitive and can open at any moment, I bought a case so it wouldn't be a problem anymore.
All in all I really thing its a great choice, great price, but I get why people would prefer other cameras. I hope this review was helpful, and sorry for any mistakes, english is not my first language.
(Pics uploaded were taken by me, one in the vintage filter, the other one in regular colors)
Pros:
-No batteries (that I saw were needed in other cameras), this might be something not so bothersome but its 2016 and a camera shouldnt need AA batteries.
-Memory Card, you can store your pics, have them on your computer, share them, whatever. I recently used this to take a picture with a foreign friend and was able to give her the picture, knowing that I would have a copy of it. Really cool.
-Doesn't look like a toy, I know this might not be an issue for everyone but I am seriously not into any of the designs of the Fuji ones, and believe me, before I made my choice between cameras I saw all of them in person in Urban Outfitters and Best Buy,
-Paper can be a little cheaper, its not that big of a difference, but its a plus
-Filters, this comes in b&w, regular colors and vintage colors, its cool they come out even more cool (hipster for some people I guess). Also the advantage of being able to have it with or withour border or having the photobooth option.
What I was worried about:
-Filters, I read some reviews about it coming out wrong, light, etc, I do have to say that color and b&w are perfectly fine, the vintage one is the only one I've had issues with, can't seem to make it work in a way that looks amazing like the other two.
- I read about the framing of the picture, how what you see through the eyehole was not what came out in the picture, and its true, but It's not as bad as I read. In reality what gets printed is a cropped version from what you see through the eyehole, so if you're trying to make a lot of people fit into a picture you should try to leave extra space on the sides.
-Quality, but as I said before, they come out fine, at least i think so, I had fuji pictures (taken with friends' cameras) and my pictures and they really do seem great to me.
Cons:
-You need to look up the user guide on the internet, its on the polaroid web page, but everything is there
-The lens cover, don't forget to take it off!!
- The eyehole/on button is very sensitive and can open at any moment, I bought a case so it wouldn't be a problem anymore.
All in all I really thing its a great choice, great price, but I get why people would prefer other cameras. I hope this review was helpful, and sorry for any mistakes, english is not my first language.
(Pics uploaded were taken by me, one in the vintage filter, the other one in regular colors)
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Reviewed in Mexico on April 2, 2019