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Polaroid Now Camera (Gen 3) - Pokémon Edition

Hey, Trainers. The Polaroid Now Camera Generation 3 has evolved! Inspired by the iconic Poké Ball, this special edition celebrates 30 years of Pokémon with a striking red, white, and black design, and includes a custom wrist strap in classic Poké Ball colours. It keeps everything you love about Polaroid's classic instant analogue camera, with a look every fan will recognise instantly.

SKU: GC17-PNGEN3-PIK

Polaroid Now Camera (Gen 3) - Pokémon Edition

Polaroid Now Camera (Gen 3) - Pokémon Edition

Hey, Trainers. The Polaroid Now Camera Generation 3 has evolved! Inspired by the iconic Poké Ball, this special edition celebrates 30 years of Pokémon with a striking red, white, and black design, and includes a custom wrist strap in classic Poké Ball colours. It keeps everything you love about Polaroid's classic instant analogue camera, with a look every fan will recognise instantly.

Optimised for Sharper Photos in More Light

The Now Generation 3 is built to make great shots easy. An upgraded two-lens autofocus system with two fixed focus zones, a better light meter position, and an improved ranging sensor work together for sharper photos in more light, while self-timer and double exposure modes open up creative possibilities. A built-in tripod mount and filter compatibility round out a genuinely capable instant camera, all wrapped in an outer shell made with 40% recycled plastics.

Full-Size Photos, Full-Size Fun

Compatible with Polaroid i-Type and 600 Film for full-sized instant photos, and rechargeable via USB-C, this camera is ready for every adventure. Load it with Polaroid Color i-Type Film Pokémon Edition for exclusive Pokémon-framed prints, and you can Now capture it all with Polaroid x Pokémon!

Key Features:

Special Edition Poké Ball Design

Sharp Two-Lens Autofocus System

Double Exposure and Self-Timer Modes

Shoots Polaroid i-Type and 600 Film

Shell Made with Recycled Plastics

What's in the Box:

Polaroid Now Camera (Gen 3) - Pokémon Edition

Custom Poké Ball Wrist Strap

Quick Start Guide

Safety & Compliance Leaflet

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Polaroid Now Camera (Gen 3) - Pokémon Edition

Hey, Trainers. The Polaroid Now Camera Generation 3 has evolved! Inspired by the iconic Poké Ball, this special edition celebrates 30 years of Pokémon with a striking red, white, and black design, and includes a custom wrist strap in classic Poké Ball colours. It keeps everything you love about Polaroid's classic instant analogue camera, with a look every fan will recognise instantly.

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