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Polaroid Go review

Polaroid Go review

Posted on April 30, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Instant cameras are supposed to be about fun, but their bulky nature usually means planning ahead when taking one out with you. Not so with the Polaroid Go, which aims to bring some much-needed spontaneity back to the increasingly popular medium.

Pitched as “the world’s smallest analogue digital camera”, the Go is a scaled-down version of the delightfully retro Polaroid Now, albeit without that camera’s autofocus lens system.
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