Polaroid Sea Blue User manual

Brand: Polaroid

Model: Sea Blue

Type: User manual

Polaroid Sea Blue is a user-friendly camera that delivers clear and stunning shots. It features a built-in flash with a range of 1 to 3 meters, perfect for capturing moments in low-light conditions. The Red Eye Reduction function minimizes the red-eye effect common in flash photography. The camera automatically sets the film speed, adapting to DX-code ISO100 or ISO400 films. It also offers underwater shooting capabilities, allowing you to take pictures up to 4 meters deep. With its compact design and simple controls, Polaroid Sea Blue is an excellent choice for everyday photography.

Battery Loading

1. Open the Battery Compartment Door by pulling the Battery Door Latch.

(Fig.1)

2. Insert two AAA alkaline batteries into the Battery Chamber, checking that

(+) and (-) on the battery are aligned according to the polarity information

shown on the contact plate. (Fig.2)

3. Close the Battery Compartment Door by pushing it until it latches.

Film Speed Setting

The camera is designed to use DX-code ISO100 or ISO400 film. The camera

automatically sets the correct film speed by reading back and silver pattern

on the film cassettes. If non DX- coded film is loaded, film speed is

automatically set to ISO100 or if ISO200 film is loaded, film speed is

automatically set to ISO400.

Film Loading

1. Open the Film Compartment Door by turning the Film Door Knob anti-

clockwise. (Fig.3)

2. Insert film securely into Film Chamber, pull out the film leader to reach the

yellow Film Tip Mark located on top edge above the empty film spool.

(Fig.4)

3. Make sure the film perforations engage the film Sprocket Gear, and the

film lies evenly between the guide rails. (Fig.4)

4. Press the Film Compartment Door closed until it clicks.

5. Check that the Film Door Knob is rotated to the locked position “ ”.

6. Film will be automatically advanced to the first frame. Frame Counter

Window will show “ 1 ”.

Taking Photographs

1. Hold the camera steady with both hands. Be careful not to block the Lens

or Flash Sensor with your fingers or hair. (Fig.6)

2. Look through the Viewfinder and center the main subject in the viewfinder,

to ensure sharp pictures, make sure your subject is at least 1m away form

the camera. (Fig.7)

3. you can use this camera to take pictures underwater at depth of up to 4m.

(Fig.7)

4. Press the Shutter Release Button smoothly to take a picture. (fig.8)

5. The camera will advance automatically to the next frame.

Flash Pictures

1. When the flash is recharged and full, the green Flash Ready LED lights

up. Then press the Shutter Release Button to take a flash photograph.

(Fig.9)

2. The green Flash Ready LED will go to sleep mode after 3 min. Camera

will be wake up when touching the Shutter Release Button.

3. Recommended flash shooting range (ISO400) is 1m to 3m.

Red Eye Reduction

This function makes it possible to minimize the red eye effect that sometimes

occurs when taking portrait photographs with flash. Presses the Shutter

Release Button halfway, the Red Eye Reduction LED will be lighted up,

hold there for at least two seconds, then press the Shutter Release Button

completely to take a picture. (Fig.10)

Rewinding The Film

1. As soon as the end of the film is reached, the film will rewind automatically.

2. When rewinding is completed, the motor stops automatically. Open the Film

Compartment Door and remove the film for processing. (Fig.11)

Note:1. Do not open the Film Compartment Door if the film is not completely

rewound.

2. Carefully check that there is no sand or water on the camera before opening

the Film Compartment Door or Battery Compartment Door.

1.Flash

2.Viewfinder

3.Frame Counter Window

4.Flash Sensor

5.Shutter Release Button

6.Red Eye Reduction LED

7.Lens

8.Film Compartment Door

9.Spool

10.Film Tip Mark

11.Flash Ready LED

12.O-ring

13.Sprocket Gear

14.Film Chamber

15.Film Door Knob

16.Battery Compartment Door

17.Battery Knob

18.Wrist Strap

512835-00

180mm

255mm

Polaroid Sea Blue User manual

Polaroid Sea Blue User manual

Polaroid Sea Blue User manual

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