Polaroid Camera Spectra System w / Case and Manual – Film Tested Working by ForgottenCharm

40,00 USD This is an amazing camera that I have cleaned up and tested. It is in excellent working condition. I have actually checked it with Black and White film from the Impossible Job. I have actually tidied up the electronic camera and lens with rubbing alcohol and a whole lot of Q-tips and cotton balls. The strap is a bit used and cracked, bit still has a lot of life left. The leading and bottom of the camera is a little worn in some areas where the material is a somewhat soft material that is utilized for gripping, however the inside is beautiful and there does not seem to be anything that is rusted.

This has an autofocus, so it takes the guesswork out of focusing your topic. It works with a radar, so beware taking images from windows and clear panels, due to the fact that the sonar will recover from that point. This cam likewise has six various switches on the back. You can choose whether or not the focus readout in the finder shows in feet or meters, if the video camera will make any sounds, a timer option, autofocus on/ off (off sets the focus to infinity), flash on/ off, and direct exposure payment. A lot of Polaroid video camera’s do not give you the choice to switch on and off the flash, so it’s quite remarkable that the Spectra System gives you the choice. The viewfinder is still on the camera. Lots of older Polaroids have actually long lost it, however this one is still undamaged! I have actually taken some pictures with this camera and they are incredible! I mainly took photos indoors with the flash. The last photo is a Polaroid taken with this cam.

Video camera likewise has some devices! It has a really nice protective black case that says Polaroid on the side, which is constructed of a tough plastic. The case has some white subtle scratches on it, however are not deep. Inside the case is the original handbook

Camera
Consists of:

Case Strap
Manual
Video camera History: Spectra System: Produced: 198 -2000?/ Original Retail: $ 249.00 Lens: & quot; 125mm f/ March 10-element & quot;
Quintic & quot; Shutter: electronic; (?)-Range 2.8 sec
1/200 sec Exposure: programmed automated
Automatic focus;. uses Polaroid Finder AF system.
Infinity focus lock control.
Focus range indication in viewfinder. (Feet or meters)
Integrated automated electronic flash Flash fires automatically with every picture.; can be overridden
Built-in self timer
Socket for electronic remote control
Brownish-grey-gold body with blue-grey vinyl covering …;. Body folds to cover lens/ shutter/ flash assembly when not in use
Numerous cosmetic modifications made to this design in 1996 approximately
NOTES:. This camera has an unusual focus system consisting of a segmented arc- shaped center aspect which swings on a pivot to adjust focus.
Some examples of the ‘SE’ variation of this camera may have a various lens. My impression was that the ‘regular’ Spectra has a plastic lens, however I have actually gotten some sightings that show that some SE examples have a lens label which reads & quot; & quot; Glass Layered Lens & quot; & quot; instead of & quot;
Quintic Lens & quot; COLLECTOR’S NOTES: This was potentially the very first new Polaroid video camera to not have the name & quot; & quot; Land & quot; anywhere on the video camera or in the user’s manual. (Can anybody validate this?)
In addition to an ‘SE’ variation, this camera was likewise offered as a limited & quot; & quot; First Edition & quot;- marked attire which was offered as a kit complete with devices and all contained in a fitted hard-shelled carrying case.

The Difficult Project is likewise presently offering several random Spectra Cameras for a crazy quantity of cash. Examine them out, but why go to them, when you can get a perfectly clean working video camera plus the case here for a lot less!!

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You can discover movie from the Impossible Job in Black and White and in Color

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over their individual websites that discuss the movie itself. I went through a great deal of movie prior to I began to master it. I would read the following: https://shop.the-impossible-project.com/allabout/colorshade/ http:/

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Please let me understand if you have any questions.

**** All my & quot; film checked & quot; cams are checked with real movie, and not an empty film cartridge to see if it powers up and goes through the movements. I am making sure that everything works (shutter, mechanics, spreader bars, etc.), which the images come out and are able to develop. Film is not cheap so that is why the cams are a little more costly than some other shops. I am offering you the assurance that the electronic camera is certainly going to work when you put unused film in it! ***

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