Alternative names (and multiple colours) include: Polaroid Autofocus 660 SE, Polaroid Lightmixer AF 660, Polaroid Revue Autofocus 660, Polaroid Sun Autofocus 660 (SE) (50th Anniversary Edition), Polaroid Sun 670 Autofocus QS, Polaroid Supercolor Elite, Polaroid Supercolor 670 AF/Deluxe/SE Polaroid Impulse Close-up (Like standard model, but close-up adaptor slides in front of lens when switch above viewfinder is pushed. Available in grey and blue) Polaroid 600 BE (Business Edition), Polaroid Supercolor 635CL Jubilee , Polaroid 650, Polaroid ADT, Polaroid CoolCam 600 Close-Up, Polaroid EMS Photo System, Polaroid Job Pro (The Construction Camera), Polaroid McDonalds, Polaroid Party, Polaroid PEP Educator Edition, Polaroid Portfolio, Polaroid Planum, Polaroid Spirit 600 CL, Polaroid Sportcam (like Job Pro), Polaroid Sun 645 CL, Polaroid Sun 650 (SE), Polaroid Supercolor 635 CL, Polaroid Supercolor 645 CL, Polaroid The Fun Time Camera

Retro Polaroid P 600 Instant Film Camera

Polaroid 636 Talking Camera (aka 636 Polatalk and OneStep Talking Camera.) Functionally equivalent is the Polaroid OneStep Talking Camera (QPS) (blue/green on dark grey; QPS is light grey on dark grey) Polaroid One Step Autofocus (SE) (2-zone autofocus, not Sonar) Also known as Polaroid 636 AF/Autofocus, Polaroid OneStep Autofocus AF (SE) Except for the Onestep 600, all 600 models were equipped with a built-in flash, accordingly, the Onestep 600 is rather not recommended from today’s point of view. Also available in most models is a slider for a rough adjustment of the exposure. The modern 600 filmPolaroid 600, Polaroid 640 (SE), Polaroid Camel, Polaroid Coca-Cola, Polaroid CoolCam (600), Polaroid Lightmixer 630 (SL), Polaroid Magical Camera, Polaroid Spirit 600, Polaroid Sun 600 LMS/SE, Polaroid Sun 630 LMP, Polaroid Sun 635 QS/SE, Polaroid Sun 640, Polaroid SuperColor Esprit, Polaroid Supercolor (SE/SL) 635, Polaroid Supercolor 645, Polaroid SuperColors, Polaroid Tomy Kodomo Polaroid 600 Autofocus (round top) (light/dark blue) (As above, but with autofocus and no close-up adaptor).

Polaroid P-600 Kamera - One Step Auto Focus 600 User Manual Polaroid P-600 Kamera - One Step Auto Focus 600 User Manual

Polaroid 690 (Later version of the SLR 680 with some cosmetic changes and a micro-controller instead of analogue circuitry). These models have a rounded top when open and are very rounded when closed, resembling a bread bin. The flash is enclosed by a semi-circle of translucent plastic. A velcro hand grip is usually present on the user's left hand side. All models have a close-up adaptor or autofocus. Shaped similarly to the above models, but with a gold-coloured disc with a grille in front of it. This utilized Polaroid's patented Sonar autofocus system.

Used Polaroid 600

Due to the large number of models, not all Polaroid 600 models have the same features. However, the basic functionality of the cameras is always the same. With the exception of the top dogs SLR 670 and SLR 680, the cameras have an optical viewfinder on the left side of the camera (when viewed from behind), but the image frame seen in the viewfinder does not correspond 100% to the final photo. On the two top SLR models, on the other hand, a single-lens reflex system is used – so the image in the viewfinder actually corresponds to the final picture. As an alternative to the cameras, you can get the epic 1:1 format by printing your Polaroid pictures with the Lab. Tech specs These models were an advance on the initial series in that they included a built-in automatic flash in similar straight-edged bodies. These models have a 116mm fixed-focus 1-element plastic lens and an exposure correction slider on the front. The basic model is the One Step Flash, which came with or without a close up (CU) lens. Many variants were made for international and promotional markets.

Polaroid P600 600 Instant Camera Built in Flash Fully Tested

The Impulse models have sharp edges, diagonal lines and a tough rubber hand-grip. They do not fold up. Standard Impulse cameras have a single element plastic lens with fixed aperture (116mm, f/9) and minimum focus distance of 4 feet. A close-up adaptor is present on some models. Some of the models have a 3-element lens with 'Sonar' autofocus. To switch on the camera, the user presses the spring-loaded flash on the right hand side. The flash fires for every shot. Multiple colours were available. Softer edges appeared in, with some models sharing names the names of previous successes, such as "One Step". All of these cameras have close-up lenses or autofocus and the exposure compensation slider. Polaroid 600 (round top) (Basic model with fixed focus, hand grip, close-up adaptor. Available in many colours inc. dark blue, dark grey with cyan trim, dark blue with white trim, dark blue with yellow).

The modern 600 film