Polaroid Impulse AF Instant Camera | Sonar Autofocus | Built-In Flash | Self-Timer | 600 Film (Renewed)

• SONAR AUTOFOCUS FOR SHARP SHOTS – Polaroid's signature gold-ring sonar system bounces sound waves off your subject and sets focus automatically from roughly 3 ft to infinity, delivering crisper results than fixed-focus 600 cameras.
• SHOOTS CLASSIC POLAROID 600 FILM – Loads any Polaroid 600-type pack in color or black & white for that iconic white-frame instant print;
• ALWAYS-ON POP-UP FLASH – Built-in automatic flash powers up when you raise the top, ready for low light, parties, and indoor moments; lifting the flash turns the camera on and protects the lens when closed.
• LIGHTEN/DARKEN EXPOSURE SLIDER – Manual exposure compensation lets you brighten or darken each shot to match tricky lighting, giving more control than basic point-and-shoots.
• SELF-TIMER + TRIPOD SOCKET – Built-in self-timer for group shots and selfies, plus a base tripod thread for steady long exposures — features unique to the AF model.
• RUGGED VINTAGE COLLECTIBLE – Hard-wearing one-piece body with binocular-style rubber grips and an extra-large, bright viewfinder; a genuine 1988–1994 Polaroid that still makes instant memories today.

The Polaroid Impulse AF is widely regarded as the best consumer-grade 600 instant camera ever produced — and it earns that reputation through a combination of hardware that sets it apart from the rest of the 600 lineup. Where most 600 cameras use a single-element fixed-focus plastic lens, the Impulse AF features a 3-element optical lens paired with Polaroid’s sonar autofocus system. The sonar emits a pulse, measures the return, and sets focus accordingly — the same technology found in Polaroid’s professional SLR models. The result is sharper, better-defined prints across a much wider range of distances. The camera is powered entirely by the battery inside each 600 film pack, so there are no AA cells to buy or replace. The pop-up flash charges automatically when film is loaded or the shutter is half-pressed. A lighten/darken exposure slider gives you manual control over brightness, a self-timer opens up hands-free shooting, and a tripod socket on the base lets you mount the camera for longer exposures. Binocular-style rubber grips make it comfortable to hold for extended sessions. Compatible with current Polaroid 600 Color and B&W instant film. Produced between 1988 and 1994 — a vintage camera from Polaroid’s golden era of instant photography.