Polaroid Eb Now Gen 2 Camera, Black – White

Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or a beginner, the Now Gen 2 makes it easy to create beautiful, high-quality instant photos. The “Black & White” two-tone colorway provides a timeless look that complements the authentic white-frame photos it produces.

Key Features

• Dual-Lens Autofocus System: The camera automatically chooses between a close-up and standard lens, ensuring you get the best shot whether you’re taking a portrait or a landscape.
• Double Exposure Mode: Get creative by layering two frames in a single Polaroid photo for artistic, dream-like results.
• Self-Timer: Perfect for group shots and selfies, giving you a 9-second countdown to get in the frame.
• Accurate Flash: A human-friendly flash system designed to make everyone look like they should, even in low-light settings.
• Sustainable Design: Constructed with 40% recycled plastics without compromising the classic Polaroid durability.
• Rechargeable Battery: Internal lithium-ion battery charges via USB-C (cable included) for modern convenience.
• Film Compatibility: Works with both battery-free i-Type film and classic 600 film.

What’s Inside the Box

1. Polaroid Now Generation 2 Camera (Black & White)
2. USB-C Charging Cable (1.2m)
3. Wrist Strap
4. Quick Start Guide
5. Safety & Compliance Booklet

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Does it come with film? A: No, film is sold separately. The camera is compatible with i-Type and 600 film. We recommend i-Type film for the best value.

Q: How do I charge the camera? A: The Now Gen 2 features a USB-C port. You can charge it using the included cable and any standard USB wall adapter or laptop port.

Q: How do I use the Double Exposure feature? A: Simply double-tap the self-timer button. The display will show a ‘1’, indicating it’s ready for the first shot, and then a ‘2’ for the second.

Q: Is there a tripod mount? A: No, the Polaroid Now series is designed for handheld use and does not feature a standard 1/4″ tripod thread.

Q: How long does the film take to develop? A: Development time is approximately 10–15 minutes for color film and 5–10 minutes for black and white film. Remember to keep the photo shielded from light while it develops!

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