All things considered, your photos look amazing !!! The Go is not for me, but I’m glad you’re enjoying it. BTW, my vintage SX-70’s motor kept running after it ejected my last shot of round film with ND filter yesterday. I can’t reset it because it won’t completely fold, so it’s stuck in ejection mode and the motor keeps running whenever I put an empty film pack in it to try and get it to reset. Agggggghhhhhh, vintage stuff, love it or get it fixed. Great video as usual..... Cheers !!!
I am glad you did a follow up. I am just starting to play with mines & I can’t get the exposure correct. I over overexposure or underexposed. Twice I taken blurry photo. I did buy a bunch more of the photo paper online and used my points. I am hoping for a black or red color. Red is my favorite color but black is sleek.
Thanks. Had my Polaroid Go for the same amount of time. I've run one film pack through it so far and, sadly, have not been impressed with the results. Several unexposed shots taken outside in what I though was fairly bright conditions. I'm getting the feeling the Go is designed more for close-up work. It doesn't handle general distance shots very well. However, I'm hoping for better results from my second film pack.
I know. I didn’t mean it should. I just meant that it’s weird cause I feel like the size of the picture makes me feel like it should cause I shoot a lot of Instax mini, which develops in 90ish seconds. But you’re right, the chemistry is the same as 600 film so it makes sense. Thanks for watching! Subscribe if you haven’t yet!
I know what you meant by “develop faster”. But I think that would be called “Polaroid speed” film-- which isn’t a bad concept. I think Polaroid needs some better designers. But they are doing a decent job with this last release
Yes I do, and yes I do! This is a great little camera to take with you on the go. Small and packable, this camera really shines in bright weather. Definitely still worth getting in 2022! Thanks for watching. Subscribe if you haven’t yet!
I've taken two pics on my camera so far. One outside on a sunny day, and one inside in a lit room. I used the flash for both and they both came out super dark. Maybe it was the flash? Your photos seem to be a lot clearer and brighter
Yeah you’ll have to mess with it. It’s definitely a learning curve. Also there’s an exposure compensation you can mess with too! Good luck and thanks for watching. Subscribe if you haven’t yet and definitely let me know how it works!
Great video, my Polaroid Go is gonna arrive next week. Can’t wait to try.
Awesome! You’ll love it. Let me know what you think! Thanks for watching. Subscribe if you haven’t yet ☺️👍🏽
I loved this video, thank you for posting it! It's incredibly helpful :)
You’re welcome! Happy shooting!
All things considered, your photos look amazing !!! The Go is not for me, but I’m glad you’re enjoying it.
BTW, my vintage SX-70’s motor kept running after it ejected my last shot of round film with ND filter yesterday. I can’t reset it because it won’t completely fold, so it’s stuck in ejection mode and the motor keeps running whenever I put an empty film pack in it to try and get it to reset. Agggggghhhhhh, vintage stuff, love it or get it fixed. Great video as usual.....
Cheers !!!
Aww that’s unfortunate about your camera! I hope you fix it. Let me know how that goes. I’m genuinely curious!
If I wanted to buy another Polaroid I’d probably try this one, really cool
Yeah it’s really fun and fresh. Thanks for watching! Subscribe if you haven’t yet!
I am glad you did a follow up. I am just starting to play with mines & I can’t get the exposure correct. I over overexposure or underexposed. Twice I taken blurry photo. I did buy a bunch more of the photo paper online and used my points. I am hoping for a black or red color. Red is my favorite color but black is sleek.
Thanks. Had my Polaroid Go for the same amount of time. I've run one film pack through it so far and, sadly, have not been impressed with the results. Several unexposed shots taken outside in what I though was fairly bright conditions. I'm getting the feeling the Go is designed more for close-up work. It doesn't handle general distance shots very well. However, I'm hoping for better results from my second film pack.
Aww that’s really unfortunate. I hope the second pack works!
It does not make sense that it should develop faster only 'cause it is smaller :-O Chemestry works in every point on the picture the same?
I know. I didn’t mean it should. I just meant that it’s weird cause I feel like the size of the picture makes me feel like it should cause I shoot a lot of Instax mini, which develops in 90ish seconds. But you’re right, the chemistry is the same as 600 film so it makes sense. Thanks for watching! Subscribe if you haven’t yet!
I know what you meant by “develop faster”.
But I think that would be called “Polaroid speed” film-- which isn’t a bad concept. I think Polaroid needs some better designers. But they are doing a decent job with this last release
Agreed haha
Hi, do you still use this in 2022 and do you recommend this in 2022?
Yes I do, and yes I do! This is a great little camera to take with you on the go. Small and packable, this camera really shines in bright weather. Definitely still worth getting in 2022! Thanks for watching. Subscribe if you haven’t yet!
I've taken two pics on my camera so far. One outside on a sunny day, and one inside in a lit room. I used the flash for both and they both came out super dark. Maybe it was the flash? Your photos seem to be a lot clearer and brighter
Yeah you’ll have to mess with it. It’s definitely a learning curve. Also there’s an exposure compensation you can mess with too! Good luck and thanks for watching. Subscribe if you haven’t yet and definitely let me know how it works!
@@Rmzullo Where is and how do I use the exposure compensation control on the GO?
Great video. The video I needed to see for me to go buy one. Unless @Polaroid wants to send me a free one?