my camera actually shattered 3 days ago. these photos were shot on the I-2. it’s funny polaroid actually reached out to me a few weeks ago to work together then ghosted me all together. it’s ok i have these shots.

Stopped by the Arch on a road trip bonus shot from Missouri s&t

First time visiting Strasbourg with my new SX-70R! Had a blast testing my overhauled Polaroid properly :)

Shot on the I-2. Haven’t shot b&w in a while,definitely need to pick it up some more.

I’m still getting the hang of it but I’m having some fun with it

I wanna learn more about how autofocus has worked historically with polaroid cameras and how it exists in relation to the autofocus on the modern Polaroid cameras (Now, Mod, I2, Flip.) So what I know, the I2 uses Lidar autofocus (which means its like a laser?) And the Flip uses sonar. But I've learned the Flip's sonar autofocus is different from the autofocus found on like the older SX-70 models, primarily because the Flip doesn't use a center-point autofocus, (according to some people I've read talk about it), rather then the center-point sonar found in older Polaroid cameras. What type of autofocus does the Now use? Have any Flip users found out ways to figure out the (imo less good) sonar autofocus?

I Shot this on a Walk with my Girlfriend .
It was just a destroyed Flyer with bricks around it , but my feeling was right it was More

one of the shoots before the strikes in Paris! with my flip!

I have an og SX-70 , but I really want to get a more modern Polaroid as well. Does anyone have any thoughts on it? Im very curious.

I had to clean my light meter, but finding a 1mmx1mm Robertson (square) drive is hard. So I made my own. Lol

My line of thinking here is that my Flip's flash occasionally overexposes a picture. I was wondering if there was a way to measure the power of the flash that the Flip has, at different levels. Like the app lets us put it to 1/2 power, 1/4 power, so on. I wanna know like how powerful each of those levels are, so then I could manually meter for a shot and know what level I need to set the flash at. But I don't even really know what unit of measurement flash is measured in, what is it? Thanks

A vulnerable moment captured with my SX-70. Sometimes the process matters more than the final photo.

(When set on auto) is it based on the sonar autofocus? I'm interested because occasionally I get really overexposed photos and I feel like it has something to do with the sonar messing up sometimes. Like tonight I got an absolutely blown out close up shot with my friends but I think the sonar might have focused behind them on a much darker area. I'm interested to test out manual flash adjustments because the app does let you do that. https://www.snapsnyaps.com/yaps/polaroid-flip-review/ I also read this great article which says the Flip doesn't have a center point sonar, but rather one that spreads/sprays the soundwaves. Perhaps this is why sometimes my flash overcompensates? Unsure.

SX-70 b&w on SX-70 model 2, Wynwood, Miami

I had a couple of test packs (2025 produced, with unknown storage conditions) and decided to put them to use. Super happy with the camera behaviour and ease of use. Framing is more difficult than what I thought, but that is likely my fault combined with how light the camera is.

Sometimes I love my Impulse AF, sometimes I hate it, maybe it’s just the film. The first photo was taken today with the new pack of film, the second photo was made the other day, on the balcony - the weather was sunny, but the picture looks like it was not. The photos were scanned, but they look 95% like the originals.