Polaroid Originals 9002 OneStep 2 Instant Film Camera, Graphite, Black

Gift for my pop for fathers day. Had a lot of fun taking pictures with the grand kids and telling stories from when video and photography equipment were a tad more... cumbersome than they are today. But who doesn't look back fondly to the 70s-00s era of shaking the Polaroid and waiting to see how it came out? To the camera timer, which never quite gave you enough time to get set and always resulted in the best candid family photos? And to the VHS recorder that required a shoulder mount and weighed 65 pounds? This camera brings you back to those moments. Share them with the ones you love and they will be even that much more enjoyable.

In fact, I really want to give one star for this item, because I have been waiting for more than 2 months and so I'm very dissatisfied with the efficiency of Amazon. 2 months! When the item in the official website is available, there is enough time to replenish the item. But that is not Polaroid's fault, so I finally give 5 stars to the item. I am glad to see polaroid come back and I like this camera. I hope Polaroid can resume more Polaroid cameras, and make better films.

Everything is intuitive and smooth. Nothing works poorly. If you want a good neck-strap, purchase a separate one and the one that comes with this is nylon and will scratch the back of your neck, but it is not that important. All of the images I have taken have been clear when the instructions are followed. You can create some very interesting art pieces using this.

I always had the mini fufjifilm poloroid but opted to try this. It takes great pictures, super easy to use. it does not use batteries though, it uses a charger. The only negative is that since it is so new the prices for film are expensive. It is about $2 per photo.

I own 3 of the instax cameras and was looking for a camera that could take "the big square" polaroids like back in the day. I was super pumped when it came in. All in all, the camera is great and easy to use, but the photos have not turned out well. Not sure if it is because of the camera or the film, or maybe even the setting I was using, but I have gone through a roll of (pretty pricey) film and have not liked any of them! They photos, although the same size and type of photo as the old polaroids back in the day, do not take the same quality of photos, in my experience.

The media could not be loaded. Its absolutely perfect!!! I love it, a gift to myself :) but people need to understand the picture doesn’t come out clear as they want it to be. It has a vintage type of styles which I adore. The box itself say “If you want a clear picture use your iPhone.” It’s worth it.

This is a lot better way to bring some real good feeling onto the life. I man I was all the way a fan of actually observing the foto you just made, feeling it with your own hands. Yes, digital can be really handy when it comes to a pocket size or something, but it's no way cooler than old good pieces of your life right inside of your hands

I love how retro it is, and I love how my first photo turned out. It looks very vintage. I will say, if you want your pictures to turn out correctly you might want to know how to use it (it's pretty simple) as film for this camera is pretty expensive for the small quantity of pictures you will get out of it.