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Polaroid launches Now Generation 3 instant cameras

Sunday 9 March 2025, 14:41 by | 1,721 views | 0 comments

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Polaroid has launched the Now Generation 3 and Now+ Generation 3 cameras. These cameras promise better-quality photos than their predecessors. They have a better light meter and an upgraded dual-lens autofocus system.

The Now Generation 3 and Now+ Generation 3 cameras replace the Now Generation 2 cameras. Thanks to an improved light meter, the company promises better photos.

Polaroid Now Generation 3


As well as improved light metering, the distance sensor has also been improved, and this series gets an upgrade to the so-called dual-lens autofocus system. This results in a 0.4-1.3 metre zone and a 1 metre to infinity zone.

The cameras have a tripod socket and you can use filters. A self-timer and the option for double exposures are available. The camera weighs just under half a kilogram.

The Polaroid Now+ Generation 3 gets a wireless connection to a Polaroid app.

The Now Generation 3 is available for 129 euros in a selection of six different colours. The instant film costs around 17 euros. For this, you get eight shots.

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Nando Harmsen

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Nando Harmsen has been photographing for more than 40 years. He specialises in wedding photography and landscape photography. Nando also gives talks, workshops, masterclasses and photo trips, and regularly reviews new and interesting equipment.

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