Polaroid announces the launch of a new travel spot camera

Polaroid has announced a new point-and-shoot camera, or instant camera for travel, featuring curves and smooth lines that mark a more square departure from the past and a next-generation autofocus lens system.

Unlike the Polaroid OneStep, this vintage instant camera was released in August 2018. This new point-and-shoot camera is a lens with autofocus that automatically switches from panoramic to portrait format, making every shot more accurate. Another unique feature is the flash, which takes into account ambient light conditions and provides excellent results even in low light conditions.

Polaroid Now's autofocus 2 lens system makes it easier for you to get sharper photos. It determines which lens fits, so you can get beautiful figures in more places and more often, even without flash. The new film counter display keeps you up to date with the latest camera information. The new Precision Flash provides the right light for your subject.

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Polaroid now comes with a long-lasting battery, which allows you to shoot up to 15 packs of film, according to the company. The "Rainbow Theme" will also appear in a new special edition of the i-Type Color Wave movie, which features a range of shades ranging from moon blue to warm colors of orange and red. In addition, an undisclosed Type I black frame film series will be available, and its black frame will become a continuous element in the Polaroid product line.