Post by Ken Riley on Aug 7, 2013 20:33:42 GMT -5
The Polaroid Sun 600 LMS was made in 1983 and resembles
the Pronto, The One-Step, The Button, etc...Except the
cover/protector folds up to revel the lens/meter system
and electronic flash built into the part that folds up.
Uses Type 600 or 600plus pack-film. It has Polaroid's
variable aperture/shutter system which exposes the film
using a combination of ambient light and "fill" light (flash),
as necessary, to automatically provide evenly lit pictures.
A infared sensing electronic photocell, located under the
view-finder, provides the "brains" for this camera. Fixed
focus Aspheric meniscus lens. Earlier versions, such as
the Polaroid Amigo 620, use the flash bars.
the Pronto, The One-Step, The Button, etc...Except the
cover/protector folds up to revel the lens/meter system
and electronic flash built into the part that folds up.
Uses Type 600 or 600plus pack-film. It has Polaroid's
variable aperture/shutter system which exposes the film
using a combination of ambient light and "fill" light (flash),
as necessary, to automatically provide evenly lit pictures.
A infared sensing electronic photocell, located under the
view-finder, provides the "brains" for this camera. Fixed
focus Aspheric meniscus lens. Earlier versions, such as
the Polaroid Amigo 620, use the flash bars.