Review: Polaroid Z2300 digital instant camera
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A 10-pack of the ZINC paper, that comes with the camera
Gizmag takes a hands-on look at the Polaroid Z2300 digital instant camera
A back view of the Polaroid Z2300
The ZINK prints are quite small
One possible use for the Polaroid Z2300's stick-able prints
The digital version of a photo taken with the Polaroid Z2300
The digital version of a photo taken with the Polaroid Z2300
The digital version of a photo taken with the Polaroid Z2300
An assortment of prints made by the Polaroid Z2300
A digital image taken by the Polaroid Z2300 (left) and the print made from it (right)
The digital version of a photo (as opposed to the print made from it) taken with the Polaroid Z2300
Article Summary
Although most people think of Polaroid instant cameras as retro relics from the 70s and 80s, those cameras did do something that today’s digital models don’t – they provided you with an on-the-spot photographic print. The picture quality wasn’t great, but it was fun to instantly receive that tangible finished product. Polaroid is now trying to recapture a little of that fun, with its new Z2300 digital instant camera. I recently had the chance to try one out for myself.
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