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Polaroid SUN 600 LMS User manual
User manual for Polaroid SUN 600 LMS. 20 pages in English. Read the original PDF, download or print a copy without registration.
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- Polaroid
- Model / document
- Polaroid SUN 600 LMS
- Document type
- User manual
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 20
- File size
- 2.4 MB
- Category
- Film cameras
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This product is listed by Underwriters'
Laboratories, Inc. (UL). As a condition
of listing, UL requires that basic safety
information be provided.
IMPORTANT
SAFEGUARDS
AS WITH ANY BATTERY-
OPERATED EQUIPMENI OB-
SERVE THESE BASIC SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS:
follow ALL oF THESE 3.DO NOT DISASSEMBLE THE
INSTRUCTIONS. FLASH UNIT TO REDUCE THE
t. RISK OF AN ELECTRICAL
DO NOT USE THE ELECTRONIC SHOCK, SERVICE OR REPAIR
FLASH UNIT IF IT HAS BEEN WORK MUST BE DONE ONLY BY
DROPPED OR DAMAGED, UNTIL AN AUTHORIZED POLAROID
IT HAS BEEN EXAMINED AT AN SERVICE CENTER INCORRECT
AUTHORIZED POLAROI D SER- REASSEMBLY CAN CAUSE AN
VICE CENTER. ELECTRICAL SHOCK WHEN THE
FLASH UNIT IS USED AGAIN. DO
NOT IMMERSE THE FLASH UNIT
IN WATER OR OTHER FLUIDS.
PLEASE KEEP
THESE INSTRUCTIONS
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Contentswww.butkus.us
2 lmportant safeguards
4 The film
4 Callus, free
To use the camera
5 Raise the electronic flash
6 Load the film
7 Position your subject
8 Hold the camera
9 Take the picture
The camera
10 The electronic flash and other oarts of
the camera
Great pictures in any light-
outdoors and indoors
12 Use the electronic f lash for everv
picture and indoors -outdoors
Special"itr"tioF
troubleshooting
1 6 Trouble-free picture-takinq
17 Taking a picture through g'1ass
17 Lighten/darken control
Customerinforffi
18 Full one-year warranty
19 Copies and enlargements
19 Camera reoairView original page 3Page 4 · Read text
The film Call us, free
Use only Polaroid 600 cotor film. Whenever you have a question about
Other Polaroid films will not fit into or your camera or pictures, call us toll
work with this camera. free:
Each film pack provides 10 color 800-225-1384pictures and contains a high-energy
battery that powers both the camera from anywhere in the U.S.A. Our rep-
and the electronic flash. resentatives can be reached every
weekday from B a.m. to 5 p.m.,
A film expiration date appears on the Eastern Time,
bottom of every {ilm box. This date is
your assurance that you are buying In Canada, call toll free:
fresh film. 800-268-6970View original page 4Page 5 · Read text
To use the camera: www.butkus.us 1 I Raise the electronic flash
Grip the sides of the flash urrit. . Take a picture.
Swing the flash unit up to snap it in . Or, when you touch the shutter button. place.
The flash is designed to be used for
The flash willfully charge, automati- every ptcture-outdoors and indoors.
cally, in about 3 seconds every time
you: When you are not using the camera,
lower the flash unit. lt will protect the
. Load film into the camera when the lens and lock the shutter button.
flash unit is raised.
. Raise the flash unit when there is film
already in the camera.View original page 5Page 6 · Read text
toaa the film
f
Use only Polaroid 6fl1 color film. . The red light on the back of the flash
unit will come on to show the flash is Push the latch forward. charging. In about 3 seconds, the
Hold the film pack by its edges only, as green light will come on to show the
shown, and slide it allthe way into the flash is ready to fire.
camera. Close the film door As soon To remove an empty film pack, pullthe as it is closed: colored tab on the film pack.
. The camera will eject the film cover.View original page 6Page 8 · Read text
Positionwww.butkus.usyour subiect3 Indoors For best results indoors, your subject should be f rom 4 to 10 feet (1.2 to 3m) away and near a light colored background. Outdoors Your subject should be at least 4 feet (1.2m) away.View original page 8
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/f aota the camera
Grip the camera in the palm of your Or, if it is more comfortable, place the
left hand. fingers of your left hand over the top ol
the viewfinder and your thumb underPlace your right thumb on the thumb- the camera-holding your right handrest, your index finger on the shutter as described on the left.button, and curl your other fingers into
your palm.View original page 9Page 10 · Read text
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When you see the green light, press When you want to take a picture and
the shufter button all the wav to take a the green light has gone ofi, lightly
oicture. touch the shutter button and releaso it
After you have taken a picture, the flash as soon as the red llght comes on.
Then take the picture when you see thewill recharge.and the green light will green light.come on again in about 3 seconds.
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Great pictures in any light- outdoors and indoors The human eye adjusts to ligtrt differ- ently than the camera's eye, which makes it difficult to judge how light from the scene will affect your picture. Everyone who takes pictures has had the experience of looking at a subject or scene, photographing it, and being disappointed With the picture because it looks different than what he or she saw in the viewfinder. So Polaroid designed a camera system that gives you the beautiful picture you expect to see. By blending light from the scene with just enough flash, the camera more accurately repro- duces, on film, what appeared in the viewfinder. Here are some examoles of what this camera can do when you use the electronic flash for every picture- outdoors and indoors. 12View original page 13
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Use the electronic flash for every www.butkus.us
picture- outdoors and indoors
Sof t window light creates a wonderf ul Your electronic flash will provide the
atmosphere for picturelaking, but it balanced light needed to create a
can be uneven. flattering portrait.
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Use the electronic flash for every picture-outdoors and indoors Shade will spare your subject from Your camera's built-in electronic f lash having to squint in the harsh sunlight, will automatically supply the addi- but it does not always provide enough tional light needed to produce a light for a well-exposed picture. pleasing photograph.View original page 15
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ln this outdoor scene, photographed Your camera will blend sunlight with
without electronic f lash, bright sun- iust the right amount of flash to soften
light has created harsh facial shad- snadows and reveal the tacial details
ows. When taking a picture in this you expect to see in the picture.
lighting situation, your eye adlusts to
these shadows , showing you, in the
viewfinder, facial features that will not
be recorded on tilm.
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Trouble-f ree pictu re-taking
Hold the developing picture by its The developer rollers are located
wide white border. inside the f ilm door. ll there is film in the
While it is developing, keep the picture camera, open the door in dim light.
out of direct sunlight Clean the rollers with a damp, lint-f ree
When the temperature is below 55'F clolh.
(13'C), keep the camera and film warm What to look for it the camera doeslmmediately place the developing not eiect film:orclure in a warm oocket for at least Check the picture counter. When thea minute. film pack is empty, the f lash will charge
Keep the developer rollers clean. but you cannot take a picture.
Dirty rollers can cause a repeated spol When the red light on the back ol theor bar pattern to appear in the picture. flash unit is on, the f lash is charging
and you cannot take a picture until the
green light comes on.
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Taking a picture through glass Lighten/darkenwww.butkus.uscontrol
Photographing a dayllght scene Use this control only when you want to
through glass is a special situation reshoot a picture to make it lighter or
which requires that you stop the elec- darker
tronic flash from firing to avoid a flash
reflection. Take the picture by pressing
onlythe flash ovenide button as shown.
To take a llghter plctur€, slide the
control oast the white arrow.
To take a da*er plcture, slide the
control past the black anow.
Rsturn the control to tho center
posltlon when you have finished
reshooting. A white double arrow ap-
pears in the bottom of the vievyfinder as
a reminder that the control is not
in the center position.
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Full one-year warranty
lf your camera proves to be defective The warranty does not cover damage
within the warranty period, we will, caused by accident, misuse or tamp-
without charge, either repair it or at our ering with the camera, and a charge
option replace it with a fully recondi- will be made for such repairs.
tioned camera. For warranty service, the camera
The warranty period is one year from must be returned to and repaired by a
the original date of purchase. To verify Polaroid Service Center or Authorized
the warranty period, you should Service Center in the United States or
keep the sales slip or other proof of Canada. You can return the camera
the purchase date. Without this infor- through your Polaroid camera dealer. lf
mation, the warranty will be deter- that is not convenient, call us toll free:
mined by the manufacturing date on 800-225-1384 from anywhere in the
the camera. U.S.A. We can be reached Monday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., East-The repair or replacement of your cam- ern Time. In Canada, calltollf ree:era is guaranteed for the remaining 800-268-6970.warranty period on your original cam-
era. lf, within the warranty period, your This warranty gives you specific legal
camera is mailed to us for service from rights and you may also have other
inside the U.S.A., it will be returned with rights which vary from state to state.
a oostal refund. This warranty excludes allconse-
quentialdamages. Some states do
not allow the exclusion of conse-
quential damages, so the foregoing
exclusion may not apply to you.View original page 19Page 20 · Read text
Copies and enlargements Camera repair www.butkus.us
Send Polaroid any photograph-color lf you think your camera needs repail
or black and white, instant or conven- please call us toll free: 800-225-1384
tional (up to 4 x 5 inches). We can copy from anywhere in the U.S.A. We can be
photographs and make enlargements. reached Monday through Friday, I a.m.
to 5 p.m., Eastern Time. In Canada, call You can order square or rectangular toll f ree: 800-268-6970. copies and enlargements in six sizes.
There is an order form on the back of We may be able to save you the trouble
the film cover, which is ejected when of returning the camera
you load your camera.
lf you have any questions or special
reouests. call us tollfree:
800-421-1030. In California, call
collect: 213-643-8093. In Canada. call
toll free: 800-268-6970.
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