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Polaroid Swinger Model User manual
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- Polaroid
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- Polaroid Swinger Model
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- User manual
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- English
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- 24
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- Film cameras
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ColourSwinger
ColourSwingerll
SuperColourSwinger
SuperColourSwingerllView original page 2Page 3 · Read text
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KNOW YOURCAMERA L I G H T E N
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The camera shown above is the supERcolouR swtNGERn.
The chart below describesthe features of the four camera models.
Film Development Tripod
CameraModel Film Types Selector Timer Mount
Super 88 colour
Colour Swinger ll & 87 b/w yes yes yes
Super 88 colour
CofourSwinger & 87 b/w yes No yes
colour Swinger ll 88 colour No yes No
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LIST OF CAMERAPARTS
Back lock t . Flash cube socket and shield
Yellowtab slot J . T-handle
White tab slot K . Film Selector
Developmenttimer (SuperColourSwingerll and
(SuperColourSwingerll and Super ColourSwingeronly)
ColourSwingerll only) L. Viewfinder
Shutter releaseand lock M . Developerspreader
Lens ring and distancescale N . Battery holder
Lens (3-element,II4mm, f /9) o. Tripod mount
Electriceye and (SuperColourSwingerll and
LIGHTEN/DARKENcontrol Super ColourSwingeronly)
P. Cameraserialnumber
FOURIMPORTANTPOINTSTO REMEMBER
1. FILM: Your camera model will take only the film or films indicatedbelow. Each
film pack makes8 prints,3Ycx33/ein. (approx.8.2x 8.6 cm).
Camera Model You can use the PolaroidLand films indicated
Super ColourSwinger.ll
& Super Colour Swinger Type 88'3 golour and Type 87 black and white
Colour Swinger ll
& Colour Swinger Type 88'r.colouronly
'r'The new, improved Polaroid Polacolor 2 Land film, Type 88.,
Use regular flashcubes(range 4-10 ft.; L2-3m) or Hi-Powercubes (range?.-f!4Sttr
4-I4 ft.; L2-4.5m). Do not use Magicubes.
3. BATTERIES:Both daylight and flash pictures are dependent on good batteries.
Alkalinebatteriesare recommended.Change them whenevernecessary,or at least
once a year (see page 16).
4. lN CASE OF TROUBLE:lf you are unable to get good pictures,this may be due
either to a fault in the camera, or to incorrect operation of the camera. Before you
send your camera in for repair, pleasewrite to CustomerService,giving full details
of the trouble, or call us (for full details,see page 23) so that we-may-discussthe
problemwith you.
FLASHSAFETYPRECAUTIONS:Never use flash closer than 4 ft. (1.2m) from your
subject;nevershoot flash picturesin explosiveatmospheres.View original page 4Page 6 · Read text
www.orphancameras.comTHE DEVELOPMENTTIMER
The sUPERcolouR swtNGERl and the
colouR swtNGERlr modelshavea develop-
ment timer. lt helps you develop your
picturesfor the right length of time.
To set the timer: Wind the arrow clockwise
to the red dot (A); be sure it stays there.
Then turn the number ring so the desired
time is at the point of the arrow.
To start the timer: Push thg button (B)
away from srART.
Never try to turn the arrow counter-
clockwise- you will damage the works.
lf you haveturned the arrow too far, start
the tim er and let it run for a few seconds.
and then reset it.
THE SHUTTERLOCK
The shutterreleasebutton shouldbe lockedwhen the camera
is not in use. To lock the button, turn it clockwise.This is
recommendedbecausesteady light pressureon the shutter
button could depressit enough tb diain the batteries.lf the
batteriesare weak or dead,the shutter and f lash will not
operate.
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HOW TO LOAD FILM
Alwaysdo this in the shadeor in dim light,
not in direct sunlight,to avoidfoggingthe
film.
1. Openthe package:Handlethe f ilm bag
carefully and only by the edges.Tear the
bag along the dotted line and removethe
pack. Hold it only by the edges.
Pleasebe sure to read the f ilm instruc-
tion sheet carefully.
2. Unlock and open the camera back:
Push up both ends of the back lock and
open the back all the way.
3. Insertthe pack: Hold the film pack by
the edgesas shown. Push the closedend
of the pack under the light shield (A)
againstspringtensionand then push the
pack down into the camera.
On somecolourf ilm packsyou may f ind
instructionsadvisingyou to set the lrcHr-
EN/ DARKENcontrol one mark toward
LfcHrENfor all pictures made with that
pack. Please follow that advice; it is
important.
4. Checkthe white tabs: Be sure that they
are not caught betweenthe pack and the
camera.
5. Closeand lock the back: Hold the back
closed and push down on the centre of
the lock ( B). The black tab (C) on the
safetycover must stick out in front of the
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6. Grip the black tab: Hold the camera
by the T-handleand get a grip on the
blacktab. The btacktab is th; ehOof the
safety cover.
7 . Pull the safety cover all the way out
of the camera: pull it straight unO be
carefulnot to rip it.
8. Lookfor the white tab: When the safety
coveris removed,a white tab (A) should
stickout of the small slot next to the lock.
lf you can see a white tab, you- are now
readyto take picture No. l.
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IF NO WHITETAB APPEARSWHEN
YOU PULL OUT THE SAFETYCOVER
lf there is no white tab in the slot, do
the followingin the shadeor indoors,but
not in bright sunlight:
l. Unlock the back of the cam era, open
it part way and, without disturbing or
movingthe film pack,push the whitJtab
out into the open.
2. Closeand lockthe back of the camera,
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www.orphancameras.comSET THE LENS FOR DISTANCE For 75 speed film: For most pictures of people,set the lens to 5 ft. (1.5m). Use the ColourSpot in the viewfinderto place your subjectat this distance(see below). For other distances,always measure and set the lens to the right mark. For the sharpestpictures of distant scenes, turn the lens to oo. For 3000 speed film: For almost all pic. tures,turn the lens to 5 ft. (1.5m); every. thing f rom about 3 ft. (90 cm) to fa r away will be in focus. For the sharpestpictures of distant scenes,turn the lens to oo. THE COLOURSPOT The Colour Spot (shown right) enables you to placemost people5 ft. (1.5m) away f rom the camera.To use, placethe spot overyour subi:ct's f ace. Back up or move closeruntil the spot coversyour subject from the top of the head to the chin. Set the lens to 5 ft. (1.5m). With groups,try to haveeveryoneabout the same distance away and use the ColourSpot on one f ace for 5 ft. (1.5m). Do not use the Colour Spot with small childrenor pets;measurethe distancein some other way.View original page 10
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HOW TO TAKE A PICTURE Shoot:Hold the cameraas shown,so your
right thumb stops your forefinger from
Aim: Frame your subject as you want it pushingthe camera down. Pressthe red
to appear in the finished picture. Your button smoothlyand slowlywithout mov-
subject's face need not remain in the ing the camera.Hold the button down for
ColourSpot when you take the picture. about a second,then let it come up.
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FLASH PICTURES
This camera uses regularflashcubesor
Hi-Powercubes.Eachcube containsfour
f lashbulbs.
Swingout the shield(A).This uncovers
the flashcubesocket(B).
Insert and wind: A new cube goes in at
a 45 degreeangle.Pressit into the socket
firmly, then turn it clockwiseas far as it
will go to wind up the spring motor. lt
will stop with one bulb pointingstraight
ahead.After each f lash the spring motor
turns the cube to the next good bulb.
After the fourth flash the cube stops at
a 45 degreeangle.
lf you insert a partly used cube, wind
up the motor and place the cube so a
new bulb points straight ahead and a
used bulb points straightdown.
To removea cube, pull it straightout.
FLASHRANGE
This camera gives best flash pictures
when your subjectis about 5 ft. (1.5m)
away f rom the camera.
The flash range extendsf rom 4 to 10
ft. (L.2 to 3m) with regularflashcubes;
from 4-I4 ft. (I.2-4.5m) with Hi-Power 'tar away,yourcubes.lf your subjectrs too
pictureswill be too d ark. Do not take f lash
picturesf rom closerthan 4 tt. ( 1 .2m).
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HOWTO DEVELOPYOURPICTURE
IMPORTANT:The film tabs must be
pulled out of the camera straight to as'
sure proper picture development.
Set the developmenttimer now, if your
camera has one. Do not start it yet.
FIRST,PULL THE WHITE TAB OUT OF THE CAMERA
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l. Let the camerahang freely: Don't hold 2. Pull the white tab (B) all the way out
onto the camera body! Use the T-handle of the camera: This causes a yellow tab
(A), as shown. (C) to pop out of a narrow door in the
end of the camera.Be sure that the neck
strap of the camera does not block the
tab slot during tab pulling.
IF A YELLOWTAB DOES NOT COME
OUT, DON'T PULLANOTHERWHITE
TAB!
Dirt in the developerspreadermay cause
the yellow tab to get jammed. First, re-
move the jammed yellow tab, as shown
on page 15. Then clean the developer
spreader(see page I7).
NEVERPULL A WHITE TAB IF YOU
CAN SEE A YELLOWTAB, OR YOU
WILL CAUSEA JAM!
lf you accidentallypull a white tab while
a yellow tab is showing,don't pull an-
other. Instead,followthe steps shown on
page 15.
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THEN, PULLTHE YELLOWTAB OUT
3. Grip the center of the yellow tab. 4. Pull the yellow tab all the way out of
the camera: Pull straight and smoothly,
at medium speed,without slowingdown
or stopping.lf you do not pull straight,
someof the pictureareamay not develop.
THE PICTUREIS NOW DEVELOPING
OUTSIDETHE CAMERA,SO START
TIMING DEVELOPMENTRIGHTAFTER
PULLINGTHE TAB OUT.
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5. Developthe picture for the full time
given in the film instruction sheet: Let the
film hang from the yellow tab without
moving,or lay it down flat.
Don't touch or bend the part (A) where
the picture is developing.
6. Lift off the print: After the f ull develop-
ment time, r?pidly strip the print from
the negative, starting at the end ( B)
nearest the yellow tab. Never allow the
print to drop back onto the damp nega-
tive.
Avoidcontactwith chemicalsleft on the
negativeafter the print is removed.Fold
the negative,moist side in, and discard
it. Pleasereadthe cnunoN notice,page23.
CAREOF PICTURES
A colourprint will be slightlymoistat f irst,
so don't touch the surf ace f or a f ew
minutes.lt will hardento a tough glossy
f inish.
lf the print curls after you lift it off the
negative,do not try to straighten it; you
may crack or otherwisedamage the pic-
ture. lt will straightenout in about an
hour, dependingon the humidity and
tem perature.
FOR COPIESAND ENLARGEMENTS
Contactyour dealeror the nearestPolaroid
office (see last page for addresses).
For best copiesand enlargements,you
must start with sharplyfocused,well ex-
posed pictures.Pick colour pictureswith
plentyof colourin them. Avoidscratching
or f ingerprinting your pictures. Re-
member - the betterthe originalpicture,
the better the copy or enlargement.
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www.orphancameras.com IF NO YELLOWTAB APPEARSWHEN YOU PULLTHE WHITETAB, STOP! Do not pull a nother white ta b. Instead, do the followingin the shadeor indoors: 1. Carefu lly open the camera back with- out movingthe pack.You can use a pencil point to make sure the pack does not move. 2. Take hold of the yellowtab that failed to come out through the slot. Still beingcareful not to move the pack, gently pull I the yellow ta b a ll the way out of the cameraand discardthat pieceof film. Do not try to save it. 3. Whilethe back is open, checkthat the developerspreaderand the yellow tab slot are clean. lf necessary,clean them as shownon page 17 . 4, Closeand lock the camera back, mak- ing sure that the next white ta b (A) is outsideand in front of the lock (B), as shown. IF YOU ACCIDENTALLYPULL TWO WHITETABS IN A ROW You will get two yellow tabs out at the same time. Both piecesof film will be ruined,and unlessyou are careful,you may lose a third picture. Do not open the camera. Grip both yellowtabs firmly, pull them both out together,and discardboth piecesof film. This may cause developerto be spread around the inside of the camera back. Openthe backof the cameraand, without disturbingthe film pack,cleanthe camera as shownon page 17.View original page 16
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CHANGEBATTERIESEVERYYEAR
There are two batteries to operate the
shutter and to fire the flashcube.lf they
get weak you will get all-blackpictures.
I f you are not sure of the condition of
the batteries, test them as explained
below, and change them if necessary.In
any event, the batteries should be
changed at least once a year.
The battery holder and batteries are
marked with plus + and minus - signs
to show how new batteries should be
inserted.
Take hold of the finger grip (A) on the
holder latch. Pull down to unlatch it. The
holderswingsout on a hinge. Put in new
1.5V alkalinebatteriesin the shown posi'
tions. To replacethe holder,push it back
up until the latch snaps into place.
To test the batteries: Be sure there is no
film or flashcubein the camera. Set the
Film Selectorto 75 it your camera model
has one. Completelycoverthe electriceye
with your f inger to excludeall light. Stand
facing lamp light (not direct sun). Press
the shutterbutton.You will hearone click.
Hold the button down for a few seconds.
lf the batteriesare in order,you will hear
a second click of the shutter when you
uncover the electric eye. lf the batteries
are weak or dead or improperlyinstalled,
you will hear only the f irst click.
GENERALCAREOF CAMERAAND FILM Salt water can causecorrosionin parts
Protectyour camera and film: Keep them of your camera,and dry salt depositscan
in a carryingcaseor bag when not in use. scratch the lens. Rain, water and high
It is particularlyimportant to protect humidity can also cause damage, so
film from heat and humidity. Don't re- always keep the camera dry.
move film from its sealedwrapper until Dust and sand can scratch the lens; if
you are ready to use it. Don't leave a they get inside the camera, they can
loaded camera or packages of film in affect its operation.
directsunlight,or in a car in hot weather.
lf you store film or a loaded camera in How to clean the lens: Breathe on it to
a closet, keep it near the floor where it dampen the surface,then wipe it lightly
is cooler. with clean, dry, absorbent cotton. Never
Extreme heat can damage your film use siliconecoatedeyeglasstissues.Clean
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YOU MUST KEEPTHE
DEVELOPERSPREADERCLEAN
The spreader must be kept clean or you
will not get good pictures. The two steel
rollers in the spreader assembly play a
leadingpart in developmentof your pic-
ture. Inspectthem frequently;if possible,
do it before loading each new film pack.
lf the rollersare not kept clean,you may
havethe followingproblems:(1) no yellow
tab appearingwhen a white tab is pulled;
(2) developerchemicalssmearedon the
back of a picture; (3) repeated spots on
Jhe face of a print.
1. Remove the spreader assembly: Use
two hands and lift both steel loops (A)
together.Lift the assemblyout of the
camera.
2. Cleanthe rollers:Wipe the rollersclean
with a dry, lint-freecloth. Never scrape
themwith anythingmetallic,nor with your
fingernail.Rotateboth rollers,to be sure
theyare completelyclean.On the side(B),
where the rollers are partiallycovered,
there is a narrow slot. Inspect the slot
and clean it if necessary.
lf any particleson the rollersor in the
slot are particularlydifficult to remove,
use a damp cloth. Never submerge the
rollersin water; doing so could eventually
hamperthe free rotationof the rollers.
3. Cleanthe tab slot: lf dirt collectshere,
the yellowtab cannot pop out. Carefully
open the narrow door (C) and clean the
slot (D) with a cloth.
4. Replacethe spreaderassembly:First,
be sure the roller assemblyis the right
way up. The edge outline (E) of the as.
semblyshould match the outline printed
insidethe cameradoor.With your thumbs
rn the positionshown,presslightlyin the
directionof the rollers and then down.
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www.orphancameras.com PICTUREHINTS- FLASH
Get close to your subjects: For all flash
shots of one, two (or even three) people,
you will get best results if your subjects
are about 5 ft. (1.5m) from the camera.
Alwaysuse the ColourSpot carefully. For
largergroups,back up a bit, and set the
correctdistance.
Line up groups: Try to have everyone
aboutthe samedistancef rom the camera
so they will all be lightedevenly.lf some
are nearer to the camera than others,
partsof your picturewill be much too light
or too dark.
Spare the eyes: Let your subjects look
elsewherethan right at the f lash.
Picka good background:For colour shots
alwaystry to have your subjects near a
brightlycoloured background. For black
and white, any light-tonednearby back-
groundwill be good.
Don't try to make flash pictures in day.
light.
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TEMPERATURE1S IMPORTANT!
The important thing is the temperature
of the camera and film at the time you
are developingthe picture.
When developmentis not at the stan-
dard recommendedtemperature,the de-
velopingtime must be adiusted.Seeyour
film instructionsfor full details.
When the temperaturegets below65" F
(18'C), colour film won't develop well
without the Cold-Clip,describedbelow.
HOW TO USE THE COLD.CLIP
The Cold-Clipis carried in a pair of slots
on the back of the camera.
1. Before taking a picture, warm the
Cold-Clipin an insidepocket,or between
your body and arm, f or about 5 minutes.
2. Take the picture;then pull the white
tab out of the camera.Just beforepulling
the yellowtab, take out the warmedCold-
Clip and hold it as shown.
3. Pull the yellowtab out of the camera
and placethe entire film unit insidethe
Cold-Clipwith the tab hanging out as
shown. This must be done within 10
secondsafter pulling the tab out.
4. Put the Cold-Clip,with the film inside,
between your body and arm while the
picturedevelops.Don't squeezethe Cold-
Clip tightly, or you may force developer
from the film. Developthe picturefor 60
secondsinsidethe Cold-Clip,then remove
and separate.
lf developergets on the Cold-Clip,wipe
it clean before using it again.
Don't use the Cold-Clipfor black and
white pictures.
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POSSIBLEPICTUREPROBLEMS
Black picture (not exposed): Be sure -
the batteriesare not dead or improperly
installed;the FilmSelector(if your camera
modelhas one) was set correcily;the f lash
fired properly;there was no flashcubein
the socket when you took a daylight pic-
ture.
White picture (light struck): Do not pull
Ih. safety cover out of the film pack
before putting it into the cam era; do not
take a partly used film pack out of the
camera;be sure the Film Selector(if your
camera model has one) was not set for
colourwith black and white film.
Many small white specks (too rapid tab
pull):Try to pull the yellowtab a litile more
slowly.
Colourprints may have a pink motile,
in addition to white specks,as a result
of pulling the yellowtab too fast.
Missingcorner;orange-redmark on colour
pictures(angled tab pull). Pull the yellow
tab out straight- alwaysusethe T-handle
when pullingtabs.
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Oblongin print (white tab caught):Be sure
to pull the white tab straight and all the
way out of the camera. lf even part of
it stays attached, at will be pulled back
into the camera,onto the picture,when
you pull the yellowtab.
Repeatedspots (dirty rollers): Clean the
spreaderassembly.
Black and white prints gray and muddy;
colour prints with weak colours: Develop
the picture for the full time given in the
film instructions. Remember, in cool
weather you m ust develop black a nd
white pictureslonger;for colour pictures,
use the Cold-Clip.
Overall bluish or reddish tint: lf you de-
velop for too long a time, colour pictures
may look too blue overall.Pictureswith a
definitepink or reddishoveralltint proba-
bly were not developedfor the f ull recom-
mended time. A pink mottle on colour
prints is usually caused by pulling the
yellow tab too fast (see page 2I), rather
than by underdevelopment.
Fuzzy picture (possible movement): Be
sure that both the camera and your sub-
ject don't move while you snap the pic-
tu re. Squeeze the shutter button gently,
to prevent camera shake. Hold the
camera so your th u m b stops your forefin -
ger from pushing the camera down.
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WARRANTY
IF THIS CAMERAPROVESDEFECTIVEWITHINONE YEAROF ORIGINALPURCHASE
DATE,WE WILL REPAIROR, AT OUR OPTION,REPLACEIT FREEOF CHARGE.WE
ft. WILLMAKE NO CHARGESFORLABOUR,SERVICEAND PARTS.WE WILLALSOSUPPLY.7 ONE PACK OF FILM TO REPLACEPICTURESSPOILEDBEFORETHE DEFECTWAS
I D E N T I F I E D .
THE WARRANTYDOESNOT COVERDAMAGECAUSEDBY ACCIDENT.MISUSE.OR
TAMPERINGWITH THE CAMERA.A CHARGEWILL BE MADE FORSUCH REPAIRS.
, TO TAKE ADVANTAGEOF THE ABOVE WARRANTY,THE CAMERA MUST BE
RETURNEDTO AND REPAIREDBY A POLAROIDSERVICECENTRE(LIST ON NEXT
PAGE)OR AN AUTHORISEDTNDEPENDENTREPATRSTATTON(L|ST AVATLABLEON
REQUEST).FORRETURN|NSTRUCT|ONS,SEE BELOW.
TO OBTAININFORMATIONAND HELP TO RETURNA CAMERAFOR REPAIR
lf you ever have a problem with the To returnyour cameratorrepair,you may
camera or film, or if you don't know eitherask your dealerto handlethe return
whetheror not a repair is needed,we urge for you or you may mail the camera
you to seek help promptly to avoid film yourself. Pack it carefullyto assure safe
waste and disappointment. See your travel and send it by insured parcel post
dealer or write to the nearest Polaroid mail. Address it to the nearest Polaroid
Office (next page). When writing, send Service Centre. (See next page for ad.
sample pictures and, most important, dresses and for information about
state what camera model you have. AuthorisedIndependentRepairStations.)
Pleasebe sure to includea clearlyprinted Whichevermethod you select, be sure
return address. to include a note describingthe nature
of the problemor sample pictureswhich
illustrateit.
lf you are near a ServiceCentre, it may
be more convenientfor you to bring the
camera in, insteadof mailing it.
CAUTION:The PolaroidLand processuses a causticjelly which is safely packed
insidesealedcontainerswithin the metal-plasticpack. lf accidentallyyou should
get some of this jelly on your skin, wipe it off immediately.To avoid an alkali
burn, wash the area with plenty of water as soon as possible.lt is particularly
importantto keepthe jelly away from eyes and mouth. Keep discardedmaterials
out of reach of children and animals,and out of contact with clothing and
furniture,as discardedmaterialsstill contain some jelly.
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