Polaroid Spectra Manual de usuario

SPECTRA

PRO

Multiple exposure

Camera parts

Control panel

Programmed time exposure - 30 seconds

Contents

The camera

Film 2

Camera parts 2

Control panel 2

Operating instructions

Open camera 3

Load film 3

Position subject 3

Take picture 4

To remove an empty film pack 4

To close camera 4

Viewfinder displays 5

Autofocus system 5

Audio signals 5

Electronic flash 6

Self-timer 7

Exposure adjustment control 7

Features

Photographing in natural light 9

Manual focusing 9

Time exposures 10

Programmed time exposures 11

Manual time exposures 12

Backlighting 13

Sequential pictures 14

Self-timed sequential pictures 14

Variable sequential pictures 15

Multiple exposures 17

Helpful hints for using the

camera’s special features 19

Full lifetime warranty 20

For information and help 20

Accessories 21

Specifications 22

2 The camera

Throughout the text you will ﬁnd

letters that refer to illustrations on

the fold-out pages.

The camera

Film

Use

only

Polaroid Spectra color ﬁlm.

Each ﬁlm pack provides 10 color pictures

and contains a battery that powers all

camera functions.

Check the ﬁlm expiration date on every

ﬁlm box to be sure the ﬁlm is fresh.

Camera parts

Sonar rangeﬁnder (sends out sonar

waves to measure distance to subject)

Three-element, 125mm coated-glass lens

Automatic shutter system -variable

speed/aperture (speeds range from 1/245

of a second to 6 seconds; apertures from

f/l0 to f/45)

Self-timer indicator

Electronic ﬂash (from 1/3000 to 1/20,000

of a second)

Film shade (protects picture from light as

it ejects from the camera)

Photocell (silicon photo-diodes measure

light from the scene and from the ﬂash)

Film exit slot

Film door

Tripod socket (on bottom of camera)

Film door release button

Shutter button

Control panel

Liquid crystal display (shows picture-tak-

ing information.The display comes on

when there is ﬁlm in the camera.The dis-

play

disappears about every 40 seconds.

Lightly

press the

MODE

or shutter button

to make it

reappear.)

Viewﬁnder

Neckstrap connector

Release latch (to open and close camera)

Hand strap

Control panel

Self-timer button

Electronic ﬂash symbol

Autofocus symbol

Audio signals symbol

Exposure adjustment symbol

Time exposure symbol

Backlighting symbol

Sequential pictures symbol

Multiple exposures symbol

MODE button (press to select a feature)

Green light (shows ﬂash is ready)

Control buttons (press them to turn each

feature on or off, or to set the digital dis-

plays)

Operating instructions 3

Picture counter (counts down to show

how many pictures remain in the ﬁlm

pack and is used with the sequential pic-

tures and multiple exposures features)

Indicator bar (shows that the feature

above it is on)

uto reset button (always returns the

camera to fully automatic operation:

electronic ﬂash, autofocus and audio sig-

nals)

This booklet describes the selection and

use of each special feature individually,

although most of the features may be

used in combination with each other for

creative picture-taking.You can turn the

individual features on or off between

pictures by pressing the

MODE

and

control buttons.

Note:

Closing and reopening the camera

will

always

reset it for fully automatic

operation.

If the display fails to react as expected

when you press the control buttons,

press the

uto reset button or close and

reopen the camera to start again.

Operating instructions

Open camera

Place both hands as shown

(h1)

. Slide the

release latch back.The camera will open

automatically.

Load ﬁlm

Use only Polaroid Spectra ﬁlm.

Push the ﬁlm door release button down.

The ﬁlm door will open.

Hold the ﬁlm pack by its edges only

(i1)

and slide it all the way into the camera.

As soon as you close the ﬁlm door, the

battery in the ﬁlm pack will provide power

to the camera and you will see:

•

the ﬁlm cover eject

•

the liquid crystal display appear a green

light indicating the ﬂash is ready to ﬁre.

The liquid crystal display should look like

this:

If it does not, press the

uto reset button.

Note:

The display disappears about every

40 seconds.

Lightly

press the

MODE

shutter button to make it reappear.

4 Operating instructions

Position subject

Indoors

, your subject should be within the

2 to 15 foot

ﬂash range and, for best results,

near a light-colored background.

Outdoors

, your subject should be

at least

2 feet

away.

The viewﬁnder and liquid crystal displays

will help you stay at the right distance.

Take picture

Slide your left hand through the hand strap

and hold the camera as shown (

) for

horizontal pictures. For vertical pictures, see

picture

Frame your subject in the viewﬁnder and

press the shutter button

halfway

.You should

see:

The distance to your subject; for example:

A green “good picture” symbol.

To take the picture, press the shutter button

the rest of the way.

When you release the button, the camera

ejects the picture and the ﬂash

immediately recharges.

Note:

If you have pressed the shutter

button halfway and you wish to reposition

your subject or yourself,

release the

button

. Make the changes and press the

shutter button halfway again.

To remove an empty ﬁlm pack

After you have taken the 10th picture, you

will hear 3 chimes to remind you to

remove the empty ﬁlm pack.

To remove the pack, push the ﬁlm door

release button down. Pull the ﬁlm pack out

by the colored tab.

When the camera contains an empty ﬁlm

pack

•

you hear three chimes when you open the

camera

•

you hear three chimes and see a ﬂashing

zero in the viewﬁnder when you press the

shutter button halfway and hold it.

To close camera

Hold the camera as shown (

). Slide the

release latch back. Push the cover down

until both sides lock.

When you are not using to protect the

lens.

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