Rating: 
Summary: excellent camera for every occassion
Review: this is a great camera to take photos that you dont want your parents to see
Rating:
Summary: This camera is so much fun!!!
Review: I am really loving my camera. Although the film is kinda on the expensive side. I recommend the fortune film. ;) I took pictures of all my family and friends and surrounded my computer monitor with them. Here are some tips: Get really close to the person you are going to take a picture of. If you don't they'll look really tiny. Try to purchase the 3 pack film. You'll save some $$$$.
Rating: 
Summary: good, but not great
Review: This is a good but not great camera. Its a fun camera, but not one that I would use often.
Rating: 
Summary: Overrated
Review: My biggest disappintment with this camera is the size of the pictures. They are unbearably small. Litteraly a size of a poststamp.The quality of the picture is avearge, and the camera has this annoying feature, where it turns off after every picture.
Rating:
Summary: best camera ever!!
Review: i bought an i-zone and i love it. it has awesome picture quality for a little camera! i wish there was more camera's with that picture quality im almost tempted to get an i-zone scanner. i know not all camera's will be perfect but this cam screams fun plus the fim is not expensive like an instant camera! it is definately worth the price and its a good gift for all ages! i taped all my pics on my wall for my friends to view rather than waste the sticky stuff. Everytime someone comes over they go right to the pics. You could put em anywhere!!
Rating:
Summary: Flattering & Fun
Review: If you're into instant gratification and love the quaintness of small-sized photobooth pictures, then the I-zone camera will thrill you. One of the coolest things about the pictures it produces is that they're quite flattering - not in terms of color but in the way that it makes folks with big, fat heads (like myself) appear smaller and less, well, chipmunk-faced. Yes, it sheds pounds off your face. And another advantage that the I-zone camera's pictures offer is its durability - they're much thicker and harder to bend than photobooth pictures. The secret to taking good I-zone pictures is to take close-ups. You basically want the person whose picture you're taking to fill the entire area of your view finder. A good rule to follow is not to take a photo more than an arms length away from the subject. This also makes it possible for one of the people in the photo to easily take the picture (serving as both subject and photographer). I only have one major complaint about the camera ... While the cameras are small enough to easily tote around in a purse or bag, the on-switch controlling the flash wasn't created securely enough to remain in the off position. This has resulted in many wasted AA batteries after being knocked about in my purse. Funny how AA batteries are never available at home when you need them ...
Rating: 
Summary: Cool
Review: I was really excited when i got my I-zone in the mail, But i thought it came with film- big dissapointment. make sure you have the film ready when it comes, cause now im broke and sad :(
Rating:
Summary: Occasionally, it is very useful.
Review: This is fun to use because you can stick it on a magnet to put in on the fridge or just about anywhere you like. However, the film is costly. It's better to buy the films 4 in a pack because it's less cost.
Rating:
Summary: cant judge this camera by its packaging
Review: I went to my local kmart or walmart or one of those mart stores :). My friend puchased this fine looking camera in silver (not the purple I wanted her to get) and were excited to find that it came with six pics free,they werent the best of quality but they are the kind of pictures you take of friends at random moments and look back on years later and smile. We'll we took six random pictures of each other and we went back to get some more film. she didnt have that much money and we were sad to see the huge prices for a small amount of film but we bought some anyway ,using up her remaining dollars.For some reason she was still very satisfied with her camera even though it had ripped her off to an extent.It does have some good sides: it comes in some great colors, Taking the pictures is very fun,it is small and has a wrist cord,and you can take double exposures. To take a double exposure you take a picture and dont tke the film out then take a picture of sometihng else.I enjoyed taking a picture of a person in one facial expresion the take a picture in the same position with a differnt expression.Quite fun
Rating:
Summary: Pretty Good, but...
Review: The Polaroid I-Zone Camera is a very fun camera. However, after you get it, the fun wears out a little bit. I was disappointed for a few reasons. One was that I thought the actual sticker with the picture on it would be thin, like the booths in stores that you can get photo stickers in. I found that the sticker is thick and almost cardboard-like, and the sticky material is not great. On every sticker-picture is a colored border, and you end up with that no matter what- after you take the sticker picture out of the camera, you have to cut the ends off. Basically, it's not as "instant" as I thought it would be. Also, the pictures are not of great quality. I didn't expect that they would be super sharp and clear cut, but I thought the quality of the photos would be a little bit better. One feature I did like was how the camera automatically shuts off after you take a picture. It also has a setting for inside, outside and sunny, or outside and cloudy. Overall, it is a pretty good camera, but if you're looking for thin stickers and good quality pictures, you may want to keep looking.
| 
