Almost 80 years ago, Polaroid founder Edwin Land started to imagine a camera that could develop and print images just seconds after a photo was taken. The result was the Polaroid camera, a fun and playful way to take daily pictures. Today, people are still turning to this analogue technology for fun and prestigeless shooting — and a way to distance themselves from digital content creation.
Enter the brand new Polaroid Go, a modern take on a retro classic. It’s the smallest instant camera ever with dimensions of 10,5 cm long, 8,3 cm wide, and 6,1 cm tall. The Go is equipped with a selfie mirror, a long-lasting 750mAh battery, a self-timer, a flash and a built-in easy-to-use double exposure function.
The camera costs $99.99, and you receive two packages of The Color Go film if you pre-order the camera now (worth $19.99).
