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Double Exposure lets you expose the same frame twice, blending two separate shots into a single photograph. It’s perfect for layered portraits, textured silhouettes, unexpected combinations and soft, dreamlike overlays.
Light Painting keeps the shutter open for longer, giving you time to move a light through the scene while the camera captures its path. The result can be glowing trails, handwritten words, shapes, outlines and all kinds of strange luminous experiments.
Motion Freeze combines a long exposure with a flash at the end. The camera first captures the ambient light and movement in the scene, creating trails and atmosphere, then fires the flash to lock your subject into sharp focus.
Split Shot lets you expose two different parts of the frame separately, bringing them together in a single instant photo. You can use it to create half-and-half portraits, mirrored scenes, unexpected combinations, or collage-like compositions.
To achieve the kind of real analog creativity that's earned you'll need to know your way around the Mod. From creative modes to mood and brightness, learn where every control sits, and exactly how it all works.
Creativity never stops, so you need a camera that’s ready to go! Here’s everything you need to know to capture the perfect first photo on the Polaroid Go camera.
Learn how to get the most out of your Hi-Print 2x3, the photo printer, with tips for setup, personalizing shots in the Hi-Print App, and turning your phone’s photos into pocket-sized prints you can peel, stick, and share.
Emulsion Lift | Transparencies | Cross-Stitch | Cut-up Collage | Light Painting | Double Exposure