OneStep2! Polaroid Original!

The Impossible Project bought the last Polaroid factory a number of years ago and came up with new chemical mixtures to make the film again. They've been selling their film and refurbished Polaroid cameras and an i-type camera they created etc. They only just bought rights to the Polaroid name, and just now have made this new camera based on the original OneStep with minor changes. It's so exciting that it's made a come back.

Obviously I still don't know enough about photography. I would have guessed it is the film (sensor on digital cameras) that defines how camera works in low light. Or do you mean the camera does not focus well in low light?

Well, you are right, but there are other things as well. Aperture and exposure times are the other factors. This camera has no aperture variable - a point and shoot. It does have a small amount of modification for dark and light, but only 1/2 a stop each direction. Other of my polaroid cameras have a better ability to expose the photo for longer. This of course adds to potential for blur, but I can still get an exposure in a darker place.

A sonderful Christmas present!