Opening and Closing the Camera To open the camera 1 1 Hold camera as shown. Press the OPEN/CLOSE button. The camera opens automatically. To close the camera 2 1 23 OPEN/CLOSE button Handstrap To attach the handstrap Push small loop through strap hole. Pull wide end of strap through small loop. Hold camera as shown. Press and hold the OPEN/ CLOSE button Press down on the camera as shown to close camera. DO NOT force the camera open or closed. Damage to the camera may occur. Polaroid One 600 | Classic Instructions Page 1 of 5 Loading and Unloading the Film 1 To load film 2 Press the film door release button to open the film door. 3 Hold film by the edges and insert the film pack as shown. Film cover Film door release button Use Polaroid film Close the film door. Film cover ejects automatically. The film counter shows 10. To unload empty film pack The film counter shows 0 when the film pack is empty. DO NOT touch the film cover. Hold film by the edges as shown. DO NOT remove the tab. Use this tab to remove empty film pack. 1 2 Tab The film pack contains a battery that powers the camera. Press the film door release button to open the film door. Pull the tab to remove the empty film pack. Polaroid One 600 | Classic Instructions Page 2 of 5 Taking Pictures To take pictures 3 - 10 ft 3 ft+ Frame your subject in the viewfinder. Press the shutter button. The picture automatically ejects from the front of the camera. For indoor pictures, stand between 3 feet to 10 feet from the subject. The flash range is 10 feet. For outdoor pictures, stand at least 3 feet from your subject. There is no distance limit for outdoor pictures. Shutter button Flash Ready light A steady green light indicates that the flash is ready. If green light is off and camera shuts off, lightly touch the shutter button or close and reopen camera to turn on flash. DO NOT pull picture from the camera. Refer to Guide to Better Pictures on page 4 for more information. Polaroid One 600 | Classic Instructions Page 3 of 5 Guide to Better Pictures Indoor Pictures (beyond flash range) Indoor Pictures (within flash range) 10 ft+ Do not stand further than 10 feet (beyond flash range) from your subject. 3 - 10 ft Stand at least 3 feet from your subject and no further than 10 feet (beyond flash range) from your subject. Outdoor Pictures (sun away from subject) Outdoor Pictures (sun behind subject) Do not take picture with the sun directly behind your subject. Developing Pictures Take picture with the sun away from your subject. Cold Temperatures 55° F Do not shake or bend developing pictures. If temperature is below 55° F place developing picture in warm location such as your pocket. Page 4 of 5 Polaroid One 600 | Classic Instructions Camera Maintenance Spots and Banding on Picture If spots or banding appear on photos, camera may have dirty developer rollers. To clean developer rollers dampen clean cloth with tap water. Open film door and thoroughly clean rollers. if film is in camera, clean rollers in dimly lit area. Cleaning Lens Do not touch lens. Clean camera lens with a soft, lint-free cloth. One Year Limited Warranty Polaroid will, at our option, repair or replace any camera found defective in manufacture within the one year warranty period, provided that the camera is returned to a Polaroid dealer or office. The warranty period is determined by the date of camera purchase. To verify the warranty period, keep the receipt as proof of purchase. Otherwise, the warranty period is determined by the date of manufacture. This warranty does not apply to damage caused by accident, misuse or tampering with the camera, and a charge will be made for such repairs. This warranty excludes all consequential damages, except in jurisdictions not allowing such exclusions or limitations. Warranty may vary according to applicable local law. Caution This camera is battery operated. Closely supervise children when camera is operated by them or used in their presence. To avoid electrical shock, camera should not be exposed to or immersed in water or other fluids, disassembled or operated if dropped or damaged. Contact a Polaroid Service Centre for repair information. © 2004 Polaroid Corporation ®; TM: Polaroid and pixel design and Polaroid One 600. Polaroid One 600 | Classic Instructions Page 5 of 5