Is this Polaroid 300 similar to the old Polaroid cameras?
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Similar? Yes, in that the photos are instantly ejected from the camera and they develop before your eyes! It's a wonderful new take on the old polaroid. it's different because the photos you end up with are smaller - about the size of a business card. We love using ours to document our everyday life and enjoy the old-timey feel and look of the film.
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In some ways yes the only difference is the pictures are smaller and I think clearer.
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Yes, the pictures are smaller, but the color is great. I have to tell you, you must change the setting if your want to take pictures outdoors. I forgot the first time and the snow pictures didn't come out, but when I changed to the outdoor setting it worked very well.
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Yes and no. Instant pictures that develop in real time (but you shouldn't shake these ones), yes. However, they are not a lot smaller than the older photos, closer to the little wallet photos you used to get in school picture package deals that ended up getting stored for years cause there's not much use for them. They 300 is still a fun little camera and stands out amongst all the digital toys as a unique hat-tip to photography of 'yester-millenium'.
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Only in that it takes pictures that develop in a minute or so. But the pictures are very small, maybe 2x3. My son likes to take it with him when he goes clubbing.
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No! Both cameras definitely have to be identical, and I think for this setup they both have the be twos.
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I'm sorry I can't answer this...the camera we received never worked (and we returned it). I purchased a pack of polaroid film online, but I'm not sure if it was the right kind.
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It's old school. But I love it because it is old school. If you're looking for one that previews and is also a digital camera, Polaroid makes one now that can do that. It's called a Polaroid Z2300 10MP Digital Instant Print Camera.
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I don't know how they compare but I do know you can read review these cameras at dpreview. I however found the Fuji Film HS 30 EXR one of the 'must' haves of my cameras. I have really done some extensive reviews and experiments with this camera. Here is one review on my blog:http://mulewings.blogspot.com/search?q=fujifilm+finepix+hs+exr+30
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I believe it is. I checked out the eBay link on tech moan and the pics including the camera, menu, box, manual, and accessories were the same as mine. I received a blue trimmed cam.
1941126
Yes it is. It is exactly like the ones that came with my 5DIII and 60D cameras. I lost one on vacation and got this one to replace it.
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Scout your local thrift stores - that's where I bought my Polaroid One Step 600 for $3.99. You won't know until you load film in it if it works unfortunately, but if you can also find some polaroid film there (rarer to find the film than the cameras in my experience but I have gotten old polaroid film at a local thrift store before) you can test it out fairly inexpensively.
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Yes. It works as a replacement for Polaroid 600 film. They have color as well.
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Yes! It is real easy to load, and the pictures are very good. I think even better than our old Polaroid. We are very happy!
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Sorry I can't answer that, my flip is the oldest model, and the camera is dead now anyway ... :)
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Without a doubt, unequivocally, YES!I had photographer friends who thought I was insane for buying the new version (they had only seen the old), and after they saw mine and what it was putting out, I know a few of them who are seriously considering buying one.
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Yes, it is the same camera. I ordered one about a month ago. It arrived and I did not understand that the labeling was different from what I ordered. I called the store where it came from and they told me it was the same camera. I can describe the camera in 2 words. I LOVE IT. I'm on vacation and it is easy to use and takes great pictures.
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I found a compare link http://snapsort.com/compare/Fujifilm-FinePix-HS35EXR-vs-Fujifilm-HS30-EXR/specs It has some differences but also the price, i like my HS30EXR special for that low price it works great.
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Yes there is....! Is the previous generation. Not much difference http://www.focal.com/en/integration-archives/271-is-130-3544055750116.html
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I'd prefer the 330 HS -- because I don't trust touchscreens. However, I don't own either at the moment. I'm shopping for a replacement for a damaged 300 HS, and the 330 HS appears to be a similar camera with some nice upgrades. The differences in megapixels and zoom range are really minor. It's doubtful that you'd notice any significant diffs.
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I think it could be a good deal, the lenses are pretty good, I would go for the 300. The 5100 seems to be a good body but you should look at refers or this could be a chance to step up to something better in a good "Like New" used. The 5100 is a good deal less than the new model. This is not a full 35mm sensor size, so there is some small compromise there. But in the end it will produce photos as sharp as you would need for 8x10 or there about. Poster size will always look grainy, but then you did not pay $5,000 for it.