Second Chance Polaroid Now 2 Everything Box Black/White

With the user-friendly Polaroid Now 2 I immediately print the photos I take. I think the photos look sharp. The lighting is sometimes difficult, but after some practice I get better at it.

First impression
In general I think the quality of the photos is very good. The photos look sharp. I like that I immediately have physical photos of things I experience. For example, I put it in the living room when I throw a party or I take it with me on a weekend away with friends.

Easy to use
The Polaroid Now 2 has few control buttons, which makes it very easy to operate. For example, I can immediately see which button I use to take a photo. There is a button for the flash on the back. This turns the flash on or off. Every time I take a photo the flash light comes on again. This means that the flash is on. If I want to take several photos without the flash, I have to turn it off again for each photo. I don't like that work as much, because I sometimes forget.

Lighting of the photos
The photos have a retro look. I like the look of this. I do notice that the lighting of the photos differs greatly. When I take the camera outside, it is cloudy. This makes all photos look on the dark side. I need the camera flash. I personally think the dark photos look attractive. At home I take pictures by the window. The light coming in makes these photos look good. When I try to take pictures of my dog in the middle of the living room, they look too dark. Here too I need the flash again. I'm going out again while the sun is shining. Now I notice that the photos become overexposed more quickly. It works well when I'm shooting with the sun at my back. I also try to photograph few large light areas, such as the street. The street reflects the sunlight, making the photo too light.

2 lenses for photos up close and far away
I find it useful that the camera automatically switches between 2 lenses. I take sharp architectural and landscape photos, but also photos of nearby subjects. In both cases the photos look sharp. The camera assesses the photo you take and automatically chooses the suitable lens.