Polaroid One 600 Ultra Instant Film Camera

Product Description Capture your memories forever with the Vintage Polaroid ONE Instant Camera. This classic camera produces instant photos that you can cherish for years to come. It's easy to use, just point and shoot, and in seconds, you'll have a physical copy of your photo in your hands. The Polaroid ONE Instant Camera is a great way to capture special moments with friends and family. It's also a fun and unique way to document your travels or everyday life. Amazon.com Get a little closer with the Polaroid One600 Ultra Instant Camera, which lets you get as close to your subject as two feet (24 inches). It's great for home use, outdoors, surprise parties, family occasions, and more. Featuring a sleek, folding design, the One600 Ultra features a focus free lens, an autoflash that helps to illuminate pictures in any light with red-eye reduction mode, digital LCD picture counter and feature setting display, and self-timer. Compatible film: 600 Film 600 Write-On Film 600 NotePad Film 779 Film What's in the Box Polaroid One600 Ultra Instant Camera, wrist strap, one-year limited warranty Should you really "shake it like a Polaroid picture?" Ever since the song "Hey Ya" by Andre 3000 of Outkast came out, everyone is shaking their Polaroid pictures. Shaking or waving a Polaroid picture to help the development process originated in the early days of peel-apart film. After peeling the negative, the image needed to dry before it could be handled, so waving the photo helped it to dry more quickly. When using the integral films (600, Spectra, 500, SX-70/Time-Zero, i-Zone) that are used in our most popular current camera models (Polaroid One, OneStep, JoyCam, etc.), the image develops and dries behind a clear plastic window and never touches the air, so shaking or waving has no effect. In fact, excessive shaking or waving can actually damage the image. Rapid movement during development can cause portions of the film to separate prematurely, or can cause "blobs" in the picture. The best way to ensure a perfectly developed image is to simply lay the picture on a flat surface immediately after it exits the camera.

• Built-in close-up lens for taking photos as close as 2 feet away
• Red-eye reduction tools for sharper photos of people
• Self-timer and Contrast Control
• Prints ten(10) glossy exposure per each pack of film
• Photos develop in approximately 3 minutes at room temperatures