Polaroid I-2 Instant Analog Camera with Autofocus 3-Lens System and Built-In Manual Controls

Polaroid I-2 Instant Analog Camera with Autofocus 3-Lens System and Built-In Manual Controls

Perfection. It’s flawed. And there are those who see right through it. Who embrace the random, the chaos, the uneven. Who know that it’s not about one million photos, but ones that really matter. Who appreciate the tactile pursuit of craft. They are the imperfectionists, and the Polaroid I-2 instant camera is made for them.

For the Imperfectionists

Designed for craft, the Polaroid I-2 is the first analog instant camera with built-in manual controls. Pair it with the sharpest-ever Polaroid lens and the unique chemistry of Polaroid film, and you have an instant craft tool made for the tactile, creative pursuit of analog photography.

Polaroid’s First Analog Instant Camera with Built-In Manual Controls

A Polaroid-first, the I-2 has built-in manual controls. Master your craft with 6 camera modes. Adjust shutter speed, aperture size, camera mode, and see it all through the integrated viewfinder and external display. From depth of field to Bokeh effect to motion blur- it’s all in your hands.

The Sharpest-Ever Polaroid Lens

The I-2 has a continuous autofocus 3-lens system, giving you the sharpest shots of any Polaroid instant camera. Pair it with the I-2’s wider apertures and you’ll create stunning, bright portraits with beautiful depth of field. Do things with Polaroid’s unique film chemistry that you’ve never done before.

Designed for Craft

Engineered and designed for craft, the I-2’s sleek black form is a direct result of its function, with the camera being built around its manual controls and Japanese-designed lens. It’s iconic, yet original. A craftsperson’s tool, in an elegant design.

Next-Level Clarity

The I-2 shoots with next-level clarity and detail on Polaroid’s iconic square frame film, meaning you can do things with Polaroid’s unique film chemistry that you have never done before.

Aperture Up to F8

Control aperture to f8 with light. Experiment with exposure and depth of field with the I-2’s seven different f-stops.