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Lighten/Darken Control Taking Photos

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Close-up Lens

(Not on AF model cameras)

This camera uses Polaroid 600 series film. Each pack of film contains 10 photos.

Snap the camera shut when not in use.

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Flash Override Button

(Not on AF model cameras)

aPull up the flash unit and snap it into place.

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cInsert the film pack as shown. Hold the film pack by the edges. Push the film pack in until a 'click' is heard.

eThe camera ejects the paper film cover.

Check the picture counter on the back of the camera. The number inside the window shows you how many photos are left in a film pack.

A new pack of film contains 10 photos.

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2 Taking a Photo

4 ft –

1.2m –

aPosition your subject(s) 4-8 feet from the camera (normal lens setting). Frame your subject(s) in the viewfinder.

bHold the camera still and press the shutter button.

cThe photo automatically ejects.

3 Lighten/DarkenControl

Use this feature to retake a photo that was too light or too dark. Always return the control to the normal position after using.

To lighten a photo that is too dark, slide the lighten/ darken control to the right. Retake the photo.

To darken a photo that is too light, slide the lighten/ darken control to the left. Retake the photo.

4 Close-up Lens

(Not on AF model cameras)

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aTo take a close-up photo, slide the close-up lens lever to the right.

b

2 – 4 ft

.6 – 1.2m

bPosition your subject 2 - 4 feet from the camera. Frame your subject in the oval area of the viewfinder. Press the shutter button.

5 Flash Override Button

(Not on AF model cameras)

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The flash override button allows you to take a photo without

the flash. Use this feature when shooting metallic or shiny surfaces, or when

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shooting a subject through glass.

aFrame your subject. Hold the camera still and press the flash override button.

bThe photo automatically ejects.

Developing

Photos

Developing photos are fragile.

55 F

13 C

If the temperature is below 55 F (13 C) place the developing photo in a warm location, such as your pocket.

If spots or banding appears on photos, the camera may have dirty developer rollers.

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To clean the developer rollers, dampen a clean cloth with tap water. Open the film door and thoroughly clean the rollers. If film is in the camera, clean the rollers in a dimly-lit area.

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