Polaroid I-2 Instant Analog Camera with Autofocus 3-Lens System, Lidar System and LCM Display

Determined to change the image of Polaroids from being perceived as ‘toy cameras’ to technologically advanced cameras with precise controls and an optimal design, the Polaroid I-2 features the first-of-its-kind Autofocus 3-Lens System, which makes it an ideal choice for passionate photographers.

Autofocus 3-Lens System

Until now, all Polaroid cameras had a Hyperfocus 2-lens system. The I-2 changes this. It features Polaroid’s autofocus 3-lens system, combining it with a Lidar system that has a premium light meter. This high-end technology allows the I-2 to accurately detect the object’s distance and enables you to take sharp and bright pictures. Working on a simple mechanism, all you need to do to operate the I-2 is to point at the object you want to shoot, and the light meter will detect the object. It then calculates the distance, and the lens adapts and moves to the object’s distance, resulting in optimal lens performance.

LCM Display

The camera’s viewfinder features an LCM display that gives you a peek into the important information pertaining to the camera. It displays information like the number of pictures and the level of battery life. It also offers photography information like MI object+ distance to the object (0.3 m to infinity). It shows the shutter speed value, aperture value (up to f/8), light meter indicator, whether under or overexposed, and something adjustable using the EV ring. The display also shows whether the flash is on or off.

PC Sync Interface

The Polaroid I-2 is the first instant analog camera that offers a PC Sync Interface that allows the linking of an external flash to the camera. This enables professional photographers to use this camera as a tool to shoot their images in the studio.

Multiple Ways to Use

The I-2 can be used in four ways. It can be used as a fully automatic point-and-shoot camera. It can also be used as a camera with shutter priority, where object movement is key, whether quick or super slow. It can be used with aperture priority for up to f/8 for portraits (Bokeh), and finally, it can be used as a manual camera focusing on tapping the professional’s creative abilities.