Polaroid Now+ 3 Coral

With the Polaroid Now+ 3, I take creative photos thanks to the features in the app. For example, I combine two photos. The photos are sharp, but I sometimes find it difficult to get the exposure right.

Easy to use There aren't many buttons on the camera, which is why I find it very user-friendly. It's pretty easy to figure out what all the buttons are for. I easily connect the camera to my phone. I download the Polaroid app and turn on Bluetooth on my phone. I search for my Polaroid camera in the app. It quickly finds the camera and connects immediately. I see that they're connected by the blue light on the front, shaped like a plus sign.

Additional options via the app I choose from different shooting modes in the Polaroid app, such as selfie timer, double exposure, and portrait. With the double exposure function, I take two photos that the camera combines. I'm trying this function with my bouquet of flowers and two different backgrounds. My flowers are quite bright, so they're easier to see against a dark background. I enjoy experimenting with the double exposure function. It gives my photos a creative touch. I find the selfie timer useful when I want to take group photos with myself in them.

Good photo quality The photos I take with the Polaroid Now+ 3 are sharp. I find the details clearly visible. For example, when I take a photo of my dog, I can see the hairs of his dark fur. It's a cloudy day, so my photos aren't easily overexposed. When the sun breaks through, I find it harder to take a good photo. The camera struggles with the bright sunlight, so I see less detail in the dark and light areas of the photo. It helps if I shoot with the sun behind me. I also consider the composition of my photo. If there are objects in the foreground, they will catch the camera's flash, making the background appear extra dark.

I bought two cameras and a large quantity for a project day. Literally every photo taken that day was far below par. Even a final-year photo student couldn't manage to produce a single one of the twenty photos he took without being labeled "failed." It's a real shame that I can't retake the project day and now have a pile of really bad photos. The quality is so poor it's hilarious.