Which Polaroid camera?

Hello everyone

I earn a little money babysitting and am saving up for a Polaroid camera that I want to take with me on my long summer vacation. Can anyone recommend a particularly good one? My father also had the idea of ​​a Polaroid camera where you can see the picture first and then save it to a SIM card before printing it, so you can also have it on your phone.

(2 votes)
Loading...

Similar Posts

Subscribe
Notify of
4 Answers
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Inline Feedbacks
View all comments
Uneternal
2 months ago

My father also had the idea of a Polaroid camera where you can first see the picture and save it on a Sim before you print it that you can also have it on your phone.

Then you can also take your phone and get a Polaroid photo printer. That’s no other thing. The cameras that save pictures draw digital on and then they are printed analogously. This is no longer purely analogue to a real instant camera.

Right polaroid images are also expensive and cost almost 2€ per image, which you should also consider. If you just snap 100 pictures, you’d have the money for a decent digital mirror reflex camera.

IXXIac
2 months ago

Hello

these are not real instant image cameras but copact cameras with printers are available from Canon, Polaroid, Fujifilm, Kodak. The installed camera is usually a cheap smartphone camera with 1/3″ sensor

Simpler is you buy an instant printer and photograph with the mobile phone there are 6 different portable printing methods (Selphy to Zero Ink) and the exposure of Fuji Instax and Polaroid analog film with laser exposure.

noname68
2 months ago

an instant image camera is only worthwhile if you need 90% of your images immediately as a “right” paper image.

consider that this procedure is very expensive, i.e. that each “most” image is approx. 2 €. Therefore, you should bring with you enough photo-know how to exclude such starter-murks in terms of image design, lighting conditions, etc.

Alternatively, you can also use a mini photoprinter, which can be “feed” with digital images (e.g. from the handy) and which does not require much more space than a correct polaroid. from dozens or more photos, you can find out the best that are worth “appearing on paper”.