User manual POLAROID PROPACK CAMERA

[. . . ] requires that the following information be provided. IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS AS WITH ANY BATTERY-OPERATED EQUIPMENT, OBSERVE THESE BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS. 4. DO NOT USE UNIT IF IT HAS BEEN DROPPED OR DAMAGED -- UNTIL IT HAS BEEN EXAMINED AT AN AUTHORIZED POLAROID SERVICE CENTER. SERVICE OR REPAIR WORK MUST BE DONE ONLY BY AN AUTHORIZED POLAROID SERVICE CENTER. INCORRECT REASSEMBLY CAN CAUSE ELECTRICAL SHOCK WHEN UNIT IS USED AGAIN. [. . . ] Once you have set the distance scale and framed your subject, press the shutter release as described. To take indoor pictures without flash Your camera has an extended range (ER) shutter that lets you take black-and-white pictures without flash indoors by using available light in the scene. Set the film selector to 3000ER, and rely on the existing light from the scene. Indoors the light source should be high overhead, behind you or to your side. Once you have set the distance scale and framed your subject, press the shutter release as described. 6 To take flashcube pictures Insert a Hi-Power or regular flashcube into the flashcube socket on the camera (19), and turn it clockwise as far as it will go. Partially used cubes should be wound, removed, and reinserted so a used bulb faces down and a fresh one forward. Set the film selector to 3000 for 3000 speed film and to 80 for 80 speed film. To take pictures with the ProFlash (ProPack System only) For best results, place your subject near a lightcolored background, if possible. When photographing more than one subject, place each subject about the same distance from the camera so they all will be lit evenly by the flash. Be sure the film selector on the camera is correctly set for your picture-taking situation. Note: For distant subjects (50-75 ft. /15. 2-22. 9m) at night, you must use 3000 speed film and set the film selector to 80. Color film cannot be used for flash pictures beyond approximately 12 ft. (3. 7m). Film Color ISO 80/20o* B&W ISO 3000/36o B&W ISO 3000/36o Film selector 80 3000ER 80 Flash range 3 1/2-12 ft. Make sure the ready light (20C) is lit, indicating the flash is fully charged. ProPack System: Hold the camera by the handgrip on the ProFlash while pulling tabs, as shown in (11). ProPack camera: Hold the camera by the ring handle while pulling tabs so the camera hangs freely, as shown in (12). Pull straight, at a moderate speed, until the film is out of the camera (23). Start the timer The correct development time should already be set (see "Set the digital timer"). Press the START button once (24); the timer will count down from the preset time to zero. At the end of the development time, a series of short tones will sound. (To change the development time, see "Set the digital timer. ") Peel the print At the sound of the tones, peel the print from the negative, starting at the end near the yellow tab (25). Discard the negative, except when using Type 665 film (see film instructions). [. . . ] Address it to the nearest Polaroid Service Center and send it by insured parcel post. Include a note describing the problem and, if you can, pictures that illustrate it. 9 Full one-year warranty (U. S. A. only) Full one-year warranty (outside the U. S. A. ) If your camera or electronic flash unit proves to be defective within the warranty period we will repair it or at our option replace it with a similar product without charge. The warranty applies whether you do or do not return a registration card to us. [. . . ]