Polaroid Camera Sun 600 LMS – Film Tested Working by ForgottenCharm
40,00 USD
This is an incredible cam that I have actually cleaninged and tested. It remains in outstanding working condition. I have tested it with 600 Series Color Shade Instant Movie from The Difficult Project.
The strap on this video camera was initially damaged so it has been changed with a brown strap from a Polaroid Impulse camera.
I have cleaninged the camera and lens with rubbing alcohol and a whole lot of Q-tips and cotton balls. It is in great condition, with some small wear and tear. It has a couple of scratches, however none detract from the overall look. You can see them in the images This electronic camera still has the viewfinder finder connected. Lots of cams have actually since lost them, however this one is still on! I have actually taken some images with this electronic camera and they have all come out well. I mainly took photos indoors with the flash. The last pic is of a Polaroid that was taken with this camera.
Camera History:
Square Cornered models were an advance on the initial 600 series in that they included a built-in automatic flash in comparable straight-edged bodies. These models have a 116mm fixed-focus one-element plastic lens and an exposure correction slider on the front. The basic model is the One Step Flash, which included or without a close up (CU) lens. Many variations were produced global and advertising markets. The Sun 600 LMS is a standard instantaneous cam by Polaroid from the 1980’s. Production was begun in 1983 and had a retail value of $ 39.95. The cam is popular for weddings and parties because of the immediate movie development.
Requirements:
Lens: 116mm, f/ 11, Single-element plastic.
Taken care of focus (sharpest at 4-5 feet), no close up attachment
Shutter: electronic; automatic speed between 1/ 4-1/ 200 sec.
Integral auto flash that operates in low light however can not be required on or off.
Polaroid’s Light Management System (the darken/ lighten direct exposure correction slider).
You can discover movie from the Difficult Project in Black and White and in Color
https://the-impossible-project.com
I would also review their specific websites that speak about the movie itself. I went through a lot of movie before I started to master it. I would read the following:
https://shop.the-impossible-project.com/allabout/colorshade/
https:// shop.the-impossible- project.com/allabout/silvershade/
Please let me know if you have any concerns.
**** All of my & quot; & quot; film checked & quot; cameras are tested with real film, and not an empty movie cartridge to see if it powers up and goes through the motions. I am seeing to it that everything works (shutter, mechanics, spreader bars, etc.), and that the pictures come out and have the ability to develop. Film is not cheap so that is why the cams are a little more pricey than some other stores. I am offering you the assurance that the electronic camera is certainly going to work when you put unused movie in it! ***
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