Love it. The guy just explained everything amazingly. Why not all Brands do that like Polaroid did. It's clear, and for every beginner these tips are gold! Thank you Polaroid. And thanks to the guy 😊
@@JustinMacri007 For the same reason as why (apparently, some) people still have real cameras. It's a difference that not only lies in the quality of the pictures, which do have arguably more charme than your average Smartphone pics, but also in the feeling you get when taking them. Trust me, it can be worth it.
BIG FOR BUSINESS. I didn't even notice this wasn't an In An Instant vid until I peeped that description. Congrats to Ben for the gig, and congrats to Polaroid for giving Ben said gig!
I've never been interested in instant cameras until the release of this cute bundle of fun. I simply have to have one, just because it's so cute. Well done Polaroid!
Wow, I learned a lot, I bought the camera a month ago and I didn't really understand how it worked, the instructions don't explain much, but now I understand how it works, thank you very much for the video
A quick note: at least according to my experimentation, the Polaroid Go does measure light and range at the end of the self-timer, so you're actually clear to start it from the front. The Now is the only Polaroid camera that has this bug where you need to be behind it to shoot with the self timer, and the critical moment is when you half-press the shutter button (which, with the self timer, is almost certainly right before you fully press it). If you'd like to put the camera against a wall and have no space behind, you can just hold it to the side, getting out of the way of the range sensor, press the button, then set the camera down and run into position as you have undoubtedly wasted valuable seconds with positioning it just fine. The point is to let your camera see the subject in the moment you press the shutter. That is, unless it's a Go, an earlier i-Type (OneStep 2/OneStep+), or a vintage camera, with those you can just press the button and the camera will know exactly what to do. Fun fact: the Polaroid Go does seem to do another range and light measurement in the beginning of the self-timer as well, but that one has no apparent effect on the image. I wonder if it's just leftover code from the Now's firmware.
So helpful and I enjoyed the commentary guy. Bought it recently and didn’t know about the built in selfie or double exposure, now I look forward to using it even more! Thank you!!!❤️❤️
tbh was expecting to hear something like "go ahead and smash the subscribe button" until I find this is a collab (lol). anyway yep another legendary video!
The guy presented it really good and very very clearly! Honestly I have no questions left, as he covered everything in a fun and informative way, good for the amateur but also for who knows about photography.
I think there are two things you need to know to make the Go work best. First, and kind of sadly, the flash just isn't that great unless it's SUPER dark and you are close. Most of the time you just shouldn't use it as it's not powerful enough. The second AND MOST important is to remember this is a FIXED FOCUS lens. That is good because as long as you are 1.5ft away things will be relatively in focus, but that half-press you've been doing to "get focus"...don't worry about it. USE THE HALF-PRESS TO LOCK IN EXPOSURE! Now, this is a little more advanced photography, but with the limited dynamic range of Polaroid, getting the exposure right is key. Using the half-press and knowing what parts you want to expose will open up the quality of the Go and you'll be much happier with it.
Got this little camera for my kiddo who’s super into photography. I’m pretty well rehearsed in photography, but he kept struggling for his film to develop properly. I was certain he just kept getting too impatient and didn’t let his pictures process long enough before peeking at them. I’m still not sure if the flash is just crummy with this camera. He’s burned through nearly half a pack of film even after I’ve helped him and he’s just trying to get the hang of it. Unfortunately, it’s been a tad frustrating for him, but he did much better using his camera outdoors when the flash wasn’t necessary.
my boyfriend got me this camera for Christmas and I've taken around 10 pictures with it and only 2 of them actually developed well. I made sure to put the pics in a dark place after I took them as well... Most of the pictures came out just dark or dark with brown splotches and it was just really disappointing and not worth the money at all. And it says on the box that the battery life only lasts up to 15 film packs which is so stupid since he paid like 120 pound for it .
I actually started to notice this with mine as well. It’s not all of the pictures but some of them turn out pretty dark despite the actual environment being well-lit. I think the issue is most likely where & how you store your film
I really liked your video, they gave me a GO for Christmas but I've never had one before (I'm talking about Polaroid), if I can I ask you some questions: 1)you said that you have to keep the refill (with the films inside) unopened in a refrigerated place, so it's okay in the fridge? When I'm done using it (the GO) do I have to remove the refill and put it back in the fridge or keep it in the GO until I run out of films inside? 2)When I install the "recharge" in the GO and take a couple of photos, is it recommended to finish the films or can I turn off the GO and finish the films later (a few days for example)? 3)Once I take the photo, you said I have to keep it face down for 15 minutes, but if I'm around where can I keep it? Thank you in advance if you can help me for a correct use🙏🏼
You want to keep unopened packs stored in the fridge, and let it warm to room temperature before putting it into your camera. Once installed, you don’t want to remove the camera pack because you risk exposing your unused pics to light, which will affect your future photos. And if you’re out and about, you can put your developing photo in your purse or pocket! If you’re in cold weather, keep it warm by placing it in pocket to warm and develop- the temperature will change how the photo looks in the end
This was really helpful thank you! 😊 I’ve just got one for Xmas but all the pics are coming out too dark (even if there is plenty of light) and I don’t know how it can be possible. Any idea? Do I have to fix something? 😕
Thanks so much as I bought on yesterday as we found it at MOMA New York in Soho and saw a streetphotographer using Polaroids and other camera's. Definitely going to try double exposure.
Is there a chance for us to get bigger polaroid cameras instead of smaller ones, I'd love to see a more expensive 4x6 polaroid with a proprietary camera
I just bought this camera,good Sharpness of photos for a toy,lomo instant cameras take less sharp pictures ,incredibile the wiewfinder very clean and big and not shrinking effect vs instax mini and square cameras,easy to exclude flash,wiefinder are the mirror for selphie vs mirror/button of instax cameras that are more little and not is accurate vs wiewfinder/mirror for selfie of polaroid go very accurate and also parallax are less of lomo and Fuji cameras;problems of the photo for ecample flare are of film not of Lens;problems are the dame of instax:to not have eject problem you are first switch on the camera and after insert the film,if not shutter noise move film that are not polaroid style compartment but is vertical and flimsy,and the mirror not is protected inside but if you open compartment the dust enters and the battery that make polaroid go a short life camera,i dont believe that internal battery is standard but probably is an integrated battery whithout replacement
Hey, guys, thanks for the vid! If you don't mind, I'd like to ask a question. Can I pull out a cartridge after the first shot and use it again after a while?
Well, I've googled a bit myself, so there's a plate that spits out at first insertion and if you pull a cartridge out while there still some films, you'll expose the edge film in the stack. Well then, better not to do so
Hi, I wanted to know something: is it normal that the little light on the side, where the USB charging port is, is always on? I mean even when it should be off. It turns off by touching the little black button, but then as soon as it moves I hear like a "clack" and it turns on again, without having clicked the button. I ask, because if not I have to return it 😂
half-press the shutter button. In fact, since the camera has a fixed focus lens, don't worry about half-pressing to focus. look at your scene and evaluate where you should meter, then half-press to lock in the exposure, recompose and press the rest of the way.
My wife’s photos are all coming out overexposed. She puts the photo away quickly so that’s not it. I’m trying to find how to adjust the exposure on the camera, but can not find an answer for my life.
neat and all but i already have that zink printer y'all put out and it does all this better. instead of this weird faux innovation that's just putting you behind the pack anyways, can we just have 10 shots per cart, black and white film that actually develops, spectra for real this time, and an izone/captiva/early land camera revival? as well as an expanded range of SX-70, because we, the experimentalists that make up most of your actual customer base, feel very left-out that 600 exclusively gets all the varied films with different effects? thanks
![Polaroid Now+ - A Feature Fueled Camera for Creativity [Instant Review]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZqZPlGSxixY/mqdefault.jpg)
Polaroid collaborating with an actual instant photographer instead of another influencer. FINALLY!
This guy is killing it as a presenter. Super fun to watch
Love it. The guy just explained everything amazingly. Why not all Brands do that like Polaroid did. It's clear, and for every beginner these tips are gold! Thank you Polaroid. And thanks to the guy 😊
Glad it was helpful!
@@PolaroidOfficialwhy bring this canira back to life if everyone has I phone and what are prices?
@@JustinMacri007because it’s fun!
@@JustinMacri007 For the same reason as why (apparently, some) people still have real cameras. It's a difference that not only lies in the quality of the pictures, which do have arguably more charme than your average Smartphone pics, but also in the feeling you get when taking them. Trust me, it can be worth it.
Big for b! An honor to collab with the mothership on this historic release 🤘
Omg didn't even realize this wasn't your channel.
@@dmitrybelogub7104 not yet _[Wide Ben intensifies]_
Consume all!
Getting on Polaroid’s channel is definitely Big for Business™️.
GET THAT MONEY!!!!! or just some film. They're the same thing.
This is the best Crossover ever!
BIG FOR BUSINESS. I didn't even notice this wasn't an In An Instant vid until I peeped that description. Congrats to Ben for the gig, and congrats to Polaroid for giving Ben said gig!
I've never been interested in instant cameras until the release of this cute bundle of fun. I simply have to have one, just because it's so cute. Well done Polaroid!
Wow, I learned a lot, I bought the camera a month ago and I didn't really understand how it worked, the instructions don't explain much, but now I understand how it works, thank you very much for the video
LOVE BEN AND IN AN INSTANT CHANNEL!! LET'S GO!!
JOANY!!! ❤️
Dear Polaroid and Ben, than you so much for bringing us this awesome video! I hope we will see more collabs like this in the future! LOVE IT!
This is one of the best review of a gadget i have ever seen in TH-cam
I just got a Go camera for my birthday and I love this tutorial. Thanks a lot!
A quick note: at least according to my experimentation, the Polaroid Go does measure light and range at the end of the self-timer, so you're actually clear to start it from the front. The Now is the only Polaroid camera that has this bug where you need to be behind it to shoot with the self timer, and the critical moment is when you half-press the shutter button (which, with the self timer, is almost certainly right before you fully press it).
If you'd like to put the camera against a wall and have no space behind, you can just hold it to the side, getting out of the way of the range sensor, press the button, then set the camera down and run into position as you have undoubtedly wasted valuable seconds with positioning it just fine. The point is to let your camera see the subject in the moment you press the shutter. That is, unless it's a Go, an earlier i-Type (OneStep 2/OneStep+), or a vintage camera, with those you can just press the button and the camera will know exactly what to do.
Fun fact: the Polaroid Go does seem to do another range and light measurement in the beginning of the self-timer as well, but that one has no apparent effect on the image. I wonder if it's just leftover code from the Now's firmware.
What a collab! Love Polaroid and In an Instant!
Ben doing videos is totally Big for Business for Polaroid.
So helpful and I enjoyed the commentary guy. Bought it recently and didn’t know about the built in selfie or double exposure, now I look forward to using it even more! Thank you!!!❤️❤️
tbh was expecting to hear something like "go ahead and smash the subscribe button" until I find this is a collab (lol). anyway yep another legendary video!
Smash it regardless!
Never thought I'd say this, but please market this better! This is exactly what I've wanted for ages, and I'm only finding out about this now.
The guy presented it really good and very very clearly! Honestly I have no questions left, as he covered everything in a fun and informative way, good for the amateur but also for who knows about photography.
Big for business indeed! Ben you're a legend
I just searched for this video again because my birthday is coming up and I'm getting myself this beauty! 💖💖
He is so fun, great script and direct to the point.
I think there are two things you need to know to make the Go work best. First, and kind of sadly, the flash just isn't that great unless it's SUPER dark and you are close. Most of the time you just shouldn't use it as it's not powerful enough. The second AND MOST important is to remember this is a FIXED FOCUS lens. That is good because as long as you are 1.5ft away things will be relatively in focus, but that half-press you've been doing to "get focus"...don't worry about it. USE THE HALF-PRESS TO LOCK IN EXPOSURE! Now, this is a little more advanced photography, but with the limited dynamic range of Polaroid, getting the exposure right is key. Using the half-press and knowing what parts you want to expose will open up the quality of the Go and you'll be much happier with it.
OMG BEN YOU ARE THE BEST! I RESPECT YOU
Golaroid 📸
wow i learned all about it in an instant 😌😌
Great work there Ben 👍🏻👍🏻
This camera is freaking sick!
OMG hi ben, BIG FAN OF U 😳❤️
this video is most certifiably big for business
Thank you, In An Instant!
Yo I love this dude! - so informative and kept it entertaining too!!
He has his own channel and its great! Check out “In An Instant”
@@cf8979 cool thanks! ☺️
Got this little camera for my kiddo who’s super into photography. I’m pretty well rehearsed in photography, but he kept struggling for his film to develop properly. I was certain he just kept getting too impatient and didn’t let his pictures process long enough before peeking at them. I’m still not sure if the flash is just crummy with this camera. He’s burned through nearly half a pack of film even after I’ve helped him and he’s just trying to get the hang of it. Unfortunately, it’s been a tad frustrating for him, but he did much better using his camera outdoors when the flash wasn’t necessary.
This guy is amazing
my boyfriend got me this camera for Christmas and I've taken around 10 pictures with it and only 2 of them actually developed well. I made sure to put the pics in a dark place after I took them as well... Most of the pictures came out just dark or dark with brown splotches and it was just really disappointing and not worth the money at all. And it says on the box that the battery life only lasts up to 15 film packs which is so stupid since he paid like 120 pound for it .
I actually started to notice this with mine as well. It’s not all of the pictures but some of them turn out pretty dark despite the actual environment being well-lit. I think the issue is most likely where & how you store your film
IT'S LITERALLY THE BEST CAMERA!! I GOT IT FOR MY BIRTHDAY!!
7:19 I have a Polaroid sun 600 camera from the 80s and my photos streak, granted I didn’t clean it, maybe this is the same issue. great to know!
Only confusing thing for me was the double exposure. When would you want to do this?
Got the new version and it's great perfect for scrapbooking too
🤩 bravo! (both Polaroid and Ben)
Bravo Polaroid! Ben is always Superb!💙
I really liked your video, they gave me a GO for Christmas but I've never had one before (I'm talking about Polaroid), if I can I ask you some questions:
1)you said that you have to keep the refill (with the films inside) unopened in a refrigerated place, so it's okay in the fridge?
When I'm done using it (the GO) do I have to remove the refill and put it back in the fridge or keep it in the GO until I run out of films inside?
2)When I install the "recharge" in the GO and take a couple of photos, is it recommended to finish the films or can I turn off the GO and finish the films later (a few days for example)?
3)Once I take the photo, you said I have to keep it face down for 15 minutes, but if I'm around where can I keep it?
Thank you in advance if you can help me for a
correct use🙏🏼
You want to keep unopened packs stored in the fridge, and let it warm to room temperature before putting it into your camera. Once installed, you don’t want to remove the camera pack because you risk exposing your unused pics to light, which will affect your future photos. And if you’re out and about, you can put your developing photo in your purse or pocket! If you’re in cold weather, keep it warm by placing it in pocket to warm and develop- the temperature will change how the photo looks in the end
It’s weird cause sometimes it just won’t take the shot and it takes a couple presses if the flash to get it to work
Bro me to it is trash
Gran video. :)))
I have a question : when I try to turn on my camera, 6, o, o, r comes up. What does that mean and what should i do? Thanks all the best
Ben you rock!
Suuuuper informative thanks so much!
Thanks for the very interesting explanation 😀💜
Thank you so easy to understand and remember
I'm just here for the guy. Love him! Who is he?😄
Just got one!
This is priceless. Wonderful
This was really helpful thank you! 😊 I’ve just got one for Xmas but all the pics are coming out too dark (even if there is plenty of light) and I don’t know how it can be possible. Any idea? Do I have to fix something? 😕
Are you taking the pictures outside?
Press and hold the shutterbutton for 2 seconds... it will help.
Should I also clean the flash and mirror of the camera with wet wipes??
Ben!
Is there black & white film available for this camera? 📷
Ben!!!!
Thanks so much as I bought on yesterday as we found it at MOMA New York in Soho and saw a streetphotographer using Polaroids and other camera's. Definitely going to try double exposure.
Quite sassy... but i liked it thank you it helped us out with my camera. :}
The film shield never came out for me
Because you load it wrong. You're supposed to snap down HARD on the side with the arrows.
What a great video❤
Those are awesome cameras, but the prices are just so expensive for the films...
My black lense and photo aren’t coming out all the way and I have to pull it out, what should I do?
Is there a chance for us to get bigger polaroid cameras instead of smaller ones, I'd love to see a more expensive 4x6 polaroid with a proprietary camera
Shaking film completes our childhood. If not, throw it.
I just bought this camera,good Sharpness of photos for a toy,lomo instant cameras take less sharp pictures ,incredibile the wiewfinder very clean and big and not shrinking effect vs instax mini and square cameras,easy to exclude flash,wiefinder are the mirror for selphie vs mirror/button of instax cameras that are more little and not is accurate vs wiewfinder/mirror for selfie of polaroid go very accurate and also parallax are less of lomo and Fuji cameras;problems of the photo for ecample flare are of film not of Lens;problems are the dame of instax:to not have eject problem you are first switch on the camera and after insert the film,if not shutter noise move film that are not polaroid style compartment but is vertical and flimsy,and the mirror not is protected inside but if you open compartment the dust enters and the battery that make polaroid go a short life camera,i dont believe that internal battery is standard but probably is an integrated battery whithout replacement
mine isn’t working
Have you tried turning it on
im getting this for my friends bday (she is a photographer)
The problem the photo is very tiny
I get the error "d.o.o.r." in my little screen. Also the green light is always on even when turned off. Anything I can do?
I try clean the mirror now have some small like invisibile scrash
Is tha a big damage?
Thank you
What chargin block I need to use ? Can I use the standard iPhone block
i like this guys. He reminds me of a Rick Moranis but on steroids haha
Hey, guys, thanks for the vid! If you don't mind, I'd like to ask a question. Can I pull out a cartridge after the first shot and use it again after a while?
Well, I've googled a bit myself, so there's a plate that spits out at first insertion and if you pull a cartridge out while there still some films, you'll expose the edge film in the stack. Well then, better not to do so
Can you make a video of how to fix a Polaroid go camera not printing out pictures please
Did u load it incorrectly? Like, did u pull out the black film instead of just flicking it back?
Hi, I wanted to know something: is it normal that the little light on the side, where the USB charging port is, is always on?
I mean even when it should be off.
It turns off by touching the little black button, but then as soon as it moves I hear like a "clack" and it turns on again, without having clicked the button.
I ask, because if not I have to return it 😂
After the “thank you for watching” line, I didn’t realize I was used to hearing “In An Instant” immediately afterwards…. until it didn’t happen…
Haha was very difficult not to say that - muscle memory nearly kicked in.
What happens if that black shield piece gets pulled out?
Very informative, but PLEASE next time pay a nail tech.
Hi yall I just got this camera and wondering if we were suppose to take the dark slide out bc i think I accidentally took it off 😂
Is it bad to not store film in the fridge?
My blank one is not coming out, what should I do?
thanks man!!
Mi cámara no me deja imprimir las fotos. Saben por qué??
Did he say to store the film in the fridge?
Can it connect to the app?
Put the film into the fridge?
Not me using it a soon as I got it and holding the picture up to sun and shaking it like crazy
just what i was looking for
When I press the red button to take a picture, the "8" flashes to a "c" and won't take the picture. Please help.
Maybe you’re too “c”lose to your subject.
I wanna ask, why my polaroid go result have this purpleish color?
temperature
It's either temperature or humidity. You're supposed to store the film in a dry and cold place.
So, if I am on a road trip how am I supposed to store it in the fridge?
*It's Cooler Time.*
@@MinorLW2 😂
How do you toggle the exposure meter?
half-press the shutter button. In fact, since the camera has a fixed focus lens, don't worry about half-pressing to focus. look at your scene and evaluate where you should meter, then half-press to lock in the exposure, recompose and press the rest of the way.
@@patrickjclarke thank you so much!
My wife’s photos are all coming out overexposed. She puts the photo away quickly so that’s not it. I’m trying to find how to adjust the exposure on the camera, but can not find an answer for my life.
I think I want
neat and all but i already have that zink printer y'all put out and it does all this better. instead of this weird faux innovation that's just putting you behind the pack anyways, can we just have 10 shots per cart, black and white film that actually develops, spectra for real this time, and an izone/captiva/early land camera revival? as well as an expanded range of SX-70, because we, the experimentalists that make up most of your actual customer base, feel very left-out that 600 exclusively gets all the varied films with different effects? thanks
😲 8 PHOTOS....JUST 8 PHOTOS...WOW 😂
Alright this is the camera for me lol.
can you make a self timed shot with double exposure mode?