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- Page 1 Polaroid Now Instant Camera Generation 2 User Manual Getting started How to take your first photo Tips For Making Great Photos Special features Charging Cleaning Troubleshooting Customer Support Warranty Technical specifications Safety information...
- Page 2 Polaroid Now Instant Camera Generation 2 The Polaroid Now catches life as you live it. Our autofocus camera gives you great quality photos wherever the moment takes you. In this manual we will take you through everything you need to know; from how to...
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Page 3: Getting Started
Getting Started 1. Open the Polaroid Now box and check that you have everything you need: 01 Polaroid Now Camera 02 USB-C Charging Cable 03 Quick Start Guide 04 Camera Wrist Strap 2. Charge your camera For safe transportation, the Polaroid Now won’t be fully charged when you receive it. To charge it, plug one side of the USB-C 4. Find your instant film cable into the camera and the other side The Polaroid Now uses i-Type and 600 instant into the charging adapter (5V/1A). We don’t film. Get that iconic Polaroid frame in color, recommend charging via a laptop. The battery... -
Page 4: Special Features
Charging To make sure the camera always displays 8. Turn the camera off To make self-timer photos without flash, the right film count, always finish the film pack Press the ON | OFF button for ½ a second to first activate the self-timer, then press the before inserting a new one. If you decide to turn off the Polaroid Now. flash button. Above the USB-C slot sits the battery level switch packs anyway, be aware that one photo If you change your mind, you can cancel indicator LED to let you know what your battery will be wasted as it will be exposed to light. the self-timer by pressing the self-timer level indicator is. To check the camera’s battery That’s why every pack has a darkslide. button again. Tips For Making level, turn the camera on and look at the battery level indicator LED in relation to this table. 3. Set the flash mode Great Photos Double Exposure In any situation where you are not shooting in Express yourself in more ways than one... -
Page 5: Troubleshooting
5. The film counter display shows the wrong Compatible Film number. Polaroid International B.V. Polaroid i-Type and 600 film in both color and The display resets to ‘8’ every time a cassette Troubleshooting 1013AP Amsterdam black & white, including special editions. is inserted. If a part-used cassette is inserted, The Netherlands the camera will display ‘8’ and countdown as Battery 1. My Polaroid Now won’t eject my photo each photo is taken. When you next insert a For more detailed and up-to-date information, High performance lithium-ion battery, or darkslide. full film pack, the counter will correctly show visit polaroid.com/help. 750mAh, 3.7V nominal voltage, 2.775Wh Make sure your Polaroid Now camera is 8 remaining photos. charged. The camera’s battery level indicator Materials LED will blink red if it doesn’t have enough 6. - Page 6 This equipment has been tested getting stuck as it is being processed getting stuck as it is being processed and found to comply with the limits for and found to comply with the limits for through the roller system. through the roller system. Made in China for and distributed by Polaroid International B.V., 1013 AP, Amsterdam, The a Class B digital device, pursuant to a Class B digital device, pursuant to • The rechargeable battery is not fully • The rechargeable battery is not fully part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits Netherlands. The POLAROID word and logos (including the Polaroid Classic Border Logo) and...
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Can you get a mount for this camera to put on a stand?
The provided information does not mention a mount or tripod attachment for the Polaroid Now Generation 2 camera. It suggests placing the camera on a table and using the timer for self-portraits but does not confirm the presence of a dedicated mount.
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