Polaroid SONAR OneStep SX-70 Manual de usuario

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Polaroid

SONAR

OneStep

SX-70

Land

Camera

•

Polaroid introduces sonar

focusing-the ultimate in

one-step photography

That unexpected moment, that

perfect smile, will never again be

lost while you pause to set the lens.

The instant you see your picture,

just aim and shoot. With sonar

focusing, the camera sets the lens

instantiy, automatically.

Now, nothing Interferes with seeing

the shot and taking il.

(See "How sonar focusing works"

inside this foldout.)

How sonar focusing works

As you beg in

press the shutter

button, your camera releases sound

waves

to the central part of the scene

(approximate area marked in blue).

The frequencies are far beyond our

range of hearing and

travel

at the

speed of sou nd (1,100 feet per

second).

The split second it takes for the

sound to reach your subject and

the echo to return is fed into a tiny

electronic computer inside the

camera.

The computer uses this time mea-

surement to calculate the distance

between the camera lens and your

subject, then signais a motor to turn

the lens until your subject is in

sharp focus.

This extraordinary chain of events

takes place in less than

113

of a

second.

((

. .. echo returns to camera.

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Contents

Please spend a few minutes

reading this-book'et. It could mean

the difference between taking

consistently good pictures or

disappointing ones.

3 How sonar focusing works

6 Film and flash

6 Features

7 To open and close the camera

8 Camera parts

10 To load the film

11 To hold the camera

12 How sonar focusing lets you

"preview" the picture

13 To aim and shoot

14 Use flash for most

indoor pictures

15 Watch for your carnera's "use

flash or tripod" indicator

16 You can use flash in daylight

18 Indoor flash hints

20 Daylight picture hints

24 Close-ups

25 Time exposures

26 Tips on outdoor lighting

28 To set the lens manually

31 Need help? Cali Customer

SeNice

32 Troubleshooting

38 Care of your system

39 Electronic flash

40 Accessories

40 Copies and enlargements

41 Full warrant y

Cali us, free

If you ever have a question about

your camera or your pictures, cali

us toll free ..

800-225-1384

from anywhere in the continental

U.SA except Massachusetts and

Alaska. From those states, cali col-

lect - (617) 864-4568. In Canada,

cali toll free-800-261-6970. Our

Customer Service representatives

can be reached every weekday

from 8 a.m. to 5 p.rn., your local time.

Film and flash

Your camera uses Polaroid SX-70

Land film and FlashBars. Each film

pack provides ten col or pictures

and contains a battery that powers

the camera. Each FlashBar has

ten bulbs.

You'll neverwaste a flash or film

with this camera. Itwill not let a

bulb fire when a film pack is empty

and will not take a picture when

ail the bulbs on one side of the

FlashBar have been fired. Your

camera also finds the next good

bulb in a partly used FlashBar.

Please read the important elec-

tronic flash statement on page 39.

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POLAROID SX·70 LAND FILM

Features

New with sonar focusing:

• Automatic and precise focusing

in any light, even total darkness.

• Can "preview" before you shoot

to see what you'll get in the

finished picture.

• Built-in "use flash or tripod"

indicator.

Standard with SX-70:

• Through-the-Iens viewing.

• Automatic exposure control for

daylight and flash pictures.

• Pictures from 10.4 inches to

infinity (flash to 20 feet).

• Can shoot as fast as every

1.5 seconds.

• 4-element, 116mm, precision

glass lens.

• Variable aperture from

f/8

f/74.

• Variable shutter speed from

1/180

second to 14 seconds or more.

• Flash in daylight to eliminate

shadows.

• Automatic time exposures to

14 seconds or more.

Toopen and close

the camera

Openinq: Hold the camera in the

palm of your left hand. Lift the thin

end of the viewtinder cap and pull it

straight up until the cover support

(A) locks.

closing: Push the cover support

toward the rear of the camera. Press

down on the viewtinder cap until

both sides of the camera latch.

Camera parts

1 FlashBar socket 8 Picture exit slot

9 Sensor

(for the "use flash or

tripod" indicator inside

the viewfinder)

10 Lighten/Darken control

(use only in special

lighting situations;

see page 26)

Electric eye

12 Film door

2 Transducer

(sends the sound

waves and receives the

echo)

3 Manual focus switch

4 Manual focus wheel

5 Shutter button

6 Lens

(4 element, 116mm,

f/8)

7 Distance scale

13 Viewfinder cap

14 Viewfinder eyepiece

15 Neckstrap connec-

tors (follow the

instructions on the

neckstrap

sleeve)

16 Picture counter

(goes to 10when

you load a new or

partly used film

pack into the camera;

counts down to show

how many pictures

are left)

17 Remote shutter

button connector

18 Yellow bar

(opens film door)

19 Tripod socket

(is on the bottom of

the camera; accepts

a standard tripod

screw)

To load the film

Push down on the yellow bar (A).

The film doorwill drop open.

Hold the film pack by its edges

only. (Gripping the pack above and

below the yellow tab may damage

the film.)

Push the film pack into the camera

until the narrow strip (B) snaps

open. Close the film door. The

camera will eject the film cover.

To remove an empty pack, pull

the yellow tab.

To hold the camera

Grip it firmly in the palm of your

left hand, thumb and fingers behind

the hinge (A).

Place your right thumb on the semi-

circle, index finger on the shutter

button, and curl the other fingers

into your palm.

It's important to hold the camera

as shown. Then, when you squeeze

the shutter button, your fingers will

not press against the bellows or

block the picture exit slot in front.

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