Review on Impossible Project Analog Instant Camera by Scott Spoja

I don't know what most people expect from a Polaroid but it was a great purchase. $45 and you get a vintage camera aesthetic with advanced features to use with a paired smartphone that works flawlessly for me. The photos come out the same as my old Polaroid or even better. Clearly I'm shocked. I also have a Polaroid SX-70 that takes 600 film so it has some competition. The battery life sucks, the viewfinder takes some getting used to, again my sx-70, when I look into the viewfinder I can see what I'm shooting, but with this one I'm just guessing what's going to be in the frame. It's nice to talk about autofocus but it's very unsatisfying, when I press the autofocus button I can't hear it focusing like my Sun 660 does and definitely not like my SX- 70 When I opened the box I took everything out pretty carefully and it turns out my camera didn't come with strap screws so it sucks. In general, I am very satisfied on the first day of use. Treat horror stories with suspicion.