pair, please see your dealer for contact the nearest Polaroid office. Polaroid klantenservice Indien u huip of informatio radig heeft of wanneer uw camera gerepareerd dient te ‘worden, neem dan contact op ret Polarois. Si vous désirez davantage do Conseils ets! vous penser que Votre appareil nécessite une ‘vision, prenez contact avec Votre revendeur ou avec lo Centre Polaroid le plus proche. sea be Pips se J Del aL apa tlt i an de pat Shc i Ge jal co oils aN Sep say dn-asoj9 9€9 Australia | laroid Australia Pry. Led. co Paramost Industral stato ns Unit 4, 68 Boundary Road ‘Northmead, N.S.W. 2152 Tel: (02) 950 7000 free 008 242 643 North Ryde, N.S.W. 2113, BelgiqueyBelgié Polaroid (Belgium) SA-N.V. Rue Colonel Bourg Tit Kolonel Bourgstraat 117 1140 Bruxclles Brussel Tal 078 185.905 France Polaroid France! S.A ‘4-rue J.P Timbaud Bea, 78381 Bois o'Arcy Codex Tol: 11) 30.85 61 65 Groat Britain Polaroid (U.K) Le. Ashley Road St.albans: Hertfordshire AL 1 SPR “Tel: St. Albans (0727) 59191 Freefone 0800 010119, Nederland Polaroid Nederland BV Zonnebaan &5 3808 CH Maarssen ‘Tel.:030-410820 Reparaties: Polaroid (Europa) BY Hoge Bothotstraat «5 7811 ZA EnschedeSS S 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 8 1“ 15 16 7 The Camera Electronic flash Lens Photocell Lighteniderkan control Picture ext slot Film shade (protects the icra from ight as exits Film door Shutter button Non-flash button Film door latch Green light (indicates the flash is ready to fire) Picture counter {indicates how many pictures remain) Viewfinder Thumb rest Neckstrap. val frame (indicates Close-up lens isin use) Close-up lever De camera 1 Elektronentitser 2 Lens 3 Foto-clektrische col 4. Lichtidonker keuzeknop 5 Fototransportopening 6 Filmgorain tbeschermt de foto tegan lisht bij het verlaten van de-camera) 7 Filmdeur 8 Onispanknop 9 Uitschakelknop voor fitser 10 Filmdourontarendeling 11 Groen lampje (betekent dat de flitser is geladen) 12 Fototoller (laat zion hooves! foto's er overbliven! 13 Zocker 14 Duimgreep 18 Draagriom 16 Ovaal kader (gett aan dat de close-up lens wordt gebruikt) 17 Close-up schuifIe) Raise the electronic flash (1) Grip the sides of the flash unit. Swing the flash unit Up to snap it in place. The flash will fully charge auto. ‘matically, in about 3 saconds, every time you feise the flash unit when there is fim in the camera, or when you take a picture or touch the shutter Button. The fash is designed to be used for every picture — outdoors and indoors. This wil provide you with the best instant pictures under most lighting conditions. ‘When you are not using the camera, lower the flash ‘unit, twill protect the lens and lock the shutter button, Load the film (2) Use only Polaroid 600 PLUS colour film. Each film pack provides ten colour pitures and | ‘contains a high-energy battery that powers both the ‘camera and the electron fash ‘A film expiration date appears on the bottom of film box. This dates your assurance that you are buying fresh film, To load the film Push the latch forward to open the film door. Hold the film pack by its edges only, as shown, and slide i all the way into the camera, Close the fim door. As S000 asitis closed, the camera will eect the film cover. ‘The green light on the ack of the camera will come ‘on to show the flash is ready 10, To remove an empty film pack Push the latch forward to opsn the film door. Pull the ¢2leured tab onthe film pack and remove the fm from tho camera. Take the picture (3) Hold the camera Grip the camera in the palm of your lott an! (a. Or, ifitis more comfortable, place the fingers of your ieit hand over the top ofthe viewfinder and your thumb Under the camera bl Place your right thumb on the thumb rest, your in dex finger on the shutter button, and curl your other fingers into your palm, ‘Be sure fo Keep your fingers away from the picture exit slot. Position your subject ae For best results indoors, your subject should be from 4.2 to 3m (4t0 10't) away and in front ofa light- coloured background. ‘Outdoors, your subject should be at least 1.2m (4 ft.) ‘away. For best results, alwaye use flach. Keep the sun Behind you or at your side. Avoid having the sun directly overhead. Also, make sure there is nothing between your camera and subject. Press the shutter burton Frame your subject in the viewfinder end press shutter button. When you release the button, the ‘camera will ject the picture and the flesh will imme- diately racharge. Taking pictures through glass (4) Photographing a daylight scene through glass is @ Speci situation whch raquirs that you stop the Sleavonic fash tom fang to avora a faenrtlestion Se tho pcture by pressing ony the nan lash button Bshown | | || The Close-up lens (5) ‘To use, slide the lever (a) to the 0.6~1.2m (2-4 ft) set- ting. The oval frame (b), which is now visible in the Viewfinder, serves as a reminder thatthe close-up I is.n place. When your subject’s head fills the frame {You are at the correct distance for a close-up (c. For close-ups of small children, objects, or more than one person, keep the oval frame in place and ‘centre t on one subject. Use the full viewfinder area Shot the oval frame — to frame the picture ‘When you have finished using the close-up lens, return tne everto the 1.2m to = (2 1 to =) setting Lowering the flash unit wil also slide the lever back. automatically The lighten/darken contro! (6) Use this control only when you want to reshoot a picture to make it lighter or darker “To take a lighter picture, slide the control past the white arrow (a “To take a darker picture, slide the control past the black arrow tb) ‘Awhite double arrow appears in the bottom of the ‘viewfinder as 2 remindor thatthe control is notin the Centre position, Return the contol to the centre posi- tion witon you hve finished reshooting (el Trouble-free picture taking Xeop the developer rollers clean (7 Disproterseanchoves epost sot er bar pstern init pcre (athe developer roller (lar ected inside te fe door toreretim inte comers, ponte door main Wg: Clean te robes ita Sep, tn ee cloth Ifthe camera does not eject the picture Check te pice Courter. When te lm pak s tty, te es wil charge But you cannot eke 8 ti She ish seady to fire when the green ght on the beck of the camer ison Handling Hota tne developing picture by ts wide white border. Win tis developing, keep the pure out of eck singh Temperature ‘Whom the termperature is below 13°C (SSF, keep the Sanora snd Hon worm mimocaay place to dove ping ture 4 arm pocket or test amine Bring careful oto bend See te Hm box Tor inter tempers bration » tens Innportan:to avoid touching the ln. a remove dust or Brgerpnts, arsine on ee ond wpe enty wits Can, eof facia issue: Go not Use SMicone-reatedeyagiesetisves. » Picture tips + For best results, always use flash + Always aim the camera at your main subject. + Keep the sun behind you oF at your side; aveid having the Sun directly overhead Wa this camera proves to he defective within one year fram the original date of purchase, we will repair itor, at our option, replace it free of charge with a Gamera of the same or equivalent model, We will make no charges for labour, Service or parts. This warrenty does not cover damages caused by accident, ‘misuse or tampering with the camera. Repairs to correct such damage will be ‘made at a reasonable charge. To taxe advantage of this warranty, ine camera ‘must be returned to and repaired by one of the Polaroid Service Centres. The ‘ove warranty and provisions do not affect Your statutory Fights. ‘Specifications subject to change without notice.Troubleshooting guide Pictures too light Subject too close to Dark background uneven lighting Background too far from subject Wrong lightenidarken control sexing Pictures too dark ‘Subject too far from ‘camera or beyond flash range Bright light or reflective surface behind subject Background too far from subject Wrong lightenvdarken control setting Camera sees object in front of subject Flash failure Blurred picture Flash not used in aim light ‘Subject too close to Camera or subject motion ‘Area containing the developer packets was ‘damaged befare film ‘was loaded ‘Stay within camera's range ‘Avoid dark backgrounds: Subject and background should be in even light: ing Place subject near a brightly coloured back: ‘ground Check lightenidarken Control setting Use fash and stay within ‘camera and flash range: move in close: 1.2m (8 fe) from subject is best for pictures of people Avoid bright lights (lamps, windows) and fellective areas behind Yyour subject eliminate flections by standing slightly one side of ‘subject and taking pie ture atan angie Place subject near a rightly coloured back- ‘ground Check ightenidarken contro! setting Make sure there is nothing between your camera and subject Reshoot as! Always use fash indoors; use flash out- doors in shade, at dusk ‘or on overcast days Stay within fash range Depress shutter button smoothly and keep finger on shutter button until all motor noise ‘stops; keep subject stil Hold film pack by edges And slide sil the way into eamera; do nat remove film from its box unt you are ready to load