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| Polaroid Go ... the smallest analog instant camera yet |
Polaroid has launched the Polaroid Go, which the company claims is the world's smallest real-time analog camera that can be taken with you.
The camera is 105 mm long, 83.9 mm wide, 61.5 mm high and weighs 242 grams without film.
In terms of design and functionality, the new Polaroid analog instant camera is very similar to a condensed, focused version of "Polaroid Now" that was introduced last year.
However, it includes some additional features such as: b. Portrait mirror, dynamic flash, single-button double exposure and group selfie.
With the new lens mirror, you can monitor yourself and group your selfies together.
Due to its compact size, the camera uses the new instant photo format Color Go.
Film size is 66.6 x 53.9 mm (2623 x 2122 in) and image area is 47 x 46 mm (1.851 x 1811 in).
According to the ASA standard, the film has a sensitivity of 640, which means the camera should perform better with a brighter setting or with the flash turned on.
There is a counter that displays how many additional photos you can take before reloading the movie.
The camera houses a 750mAh battery, which will outlast the social media crowd, the heroes of today's instant cameras.
With the USB rechargeable battery, you can capture up to 15 packets of image data on a single charge
The camera has a shutter speed of 1 / 125-30 seconds, aperture of 1:12 and 1: 52, and a focal length of 34mm (35mm equivalent).
The Polaroid Go started in white and is now available to order. The camera will arrive on April 27 and will be priced at $ 100. Dual Pack by Go Color Film (including 16 frames cost $ 20).