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Introduction

Thisinstructionbookdescribes

thefollowing:

ThePolaroid

ProPackProfessionalInstant

Camera

(camera

only)

ThePolaroidProPack

ProfessionalInstant

CameraSystem

(camera

and

PolaroidProFlash

electronic

flashunit)

The

camera

models

are

identical

function.

you

nothavetheSystem,disregard

the

sections

that

relatetothe

operation

the

ProFlash.

The

camera

featuresautomaticexposure

control

andeasy

focusingwiththeuseofa

distance

scale

marked

thelensbarrel.

also

hasacompensationswitch

foruse

with

the

optional

PhotoOopyscreen.

Abuilt-indigital

timerhelps

you

keeptrack

your

filmdevelop-

menttime.

The

camera

accommodates

Hi-

Power

regular

flashcubesforflash

pictures.

Thereare

nine

different

kinds

ofPolaroid

pack

films

tochoose

fromto

suit

yourparticular

need,

includingcolor

and

black-and-white.

The

sys-

tem

isidealfor

professional

andbusiness

use

wheninstant,high

quality

imagesare

required.

The

ProPack

System

includestheProFlash

electronic

flash

unit,

featuringautomaticexpo-

surecontroland

powerful

outputthatallows

you

tophotograph

distantsubjects

(50-75

ft./

15.2-22.9m)withflashwhenusing

high

speed

black-and-white

film.

PolaroidPhotoCopyKit(optional)

Kitfeatures

a65-line

screenthatenables

you

createscreened

black-and-white

photographs

forreproduction

officecopiers.

Film

Your

camerauses

nine

ditferenttypes

ofPolaroid

instant

pack

filmintwo

different

picture

formats:

."Square"

format:

31/tx33/ain.

(8.5

x8.6

cm)

.Rectangularformat

31/+x

41/+

in.

(8.5

x 10.8cm)

Picture-takingreminders'

Nonflash

pictures:

. Turn

off

flash

(or

remove

cube)

. Set

film

selector

. CheckL/Doncamera

. Setdistancescale

. Frame

subjectand

press

shutter

release

Flashcube

pictures:

. Besuresubject

within

flashcube

range

. Insertcube

. Set

film

selector

. Check

camera

. Setdistancescale

. Frame

subjectand

press

shutter

release

ProFlash

pictures:

. Be

suresubject

iswithinflashrange

. Turn

flash

. Set

film

selector

. CheckL/D

ProFlash

. Setdistancescale

. Frame

subjectand

press

shutter

release

Call

us,

free

Whenever

you

have

question

about

your

equipmentor

pictures,

callus

toll-free

1-800-225-16'18fromanywhereinthe

U.S.A.

Wecanbereachedevery

weekdayfrom

8a.m.

8p.m.,

EasternTime.

You

can

write

usat

thePolaroidResource

Center,784

Memorial

Drive,

Cambridge,

Mass.

02139-4688.

Include

your

addressandaday-

timeohone

number.

OutsidetheU.S.A.,contactthe

nearest

Polaroid

office.

Filmtype ISO

speed

equivalentsPictureformat Picturetype

PolaroidPolacolorType

88 8Ol2O"

PolaroidPolacolorType

108 80120"

PolaroidPolacolorType

669 80120"

Polaroid

PolacolorType

668 80120"

PolaroidType

87 3000/36'

PolaroidType107 3000/36'

Polaroid

Type107C 3000/36'

PolaroidType

667 3000/36'

PolaroidType

665 80120'

Color

prints

Color

prints

Color

prints

Color

prints

Coaterlessblack-and-white

prints

Black-and-white

prints

Coaterless

black-and-white

prints

Coaterlessblack-and-whiteorints

Black-and-white

prints

andnegatives

Square

Rectangular

Square

Rectangular

Each

packproduces

8prints.

Thenumbers

throughoutthetextrefer

pictures

thefoldout.

ThePolaroidProPack

camera

(pictures

1-3)

A. Filmtab

slots

B. Neckstrap

C. Cameracover

D. Coverrelease

E. Tripodsocket/Flashbracket

socket

F. Locking

bars

(both

must

firmlylocked

whencamera

open)

Shutter

release

Cable

release

socket

Distance

scale

Viewfinder

Film

selector

Lighten/Darken

control

Electric

eye

Flashcube

socket

Flashcube

shield

Lens

Ring

handle

Digitaltimer

Film

door

Latch

(to

unlock

film

door)

Developer

rollers

(see

picture

8A)

PhotoOopy

screenexposurecompensation

switch

(for

usewiththePhotoCopy

screen)

ThePolaroidProFlash

electronicflash

unit

(picture4);

ProPack

System

only

A. Lighten/Darkenswitch

B. Readyindicatorlight

C. OFF/ON

switch

(0/1)

D. Electric

eye

E. Tripod

socket

F. Mounting

screw

G. Mounting

bracket

H. Batterydoor

l. Hand

strap

Getready

Loadthebatteries

intotheProFlash

(ProPack

Systemonly)

Slide

thedoor

inthe

direction

ofthearrow

open

(5).

Insertfour1.5V

AAalkalinebatteries,

matching

the

+ and-symbolsonthe

inside

thecompartment,

then

slide

the

door

shut

while

holding

thebatteries

place.(Rechargeable

1.2Vnickel-cadmium

batteriesalso

canbeused.)

Mountthe

ProFlash

(ProPack

Systemonly)

Positionthe

flash

unit

andcameraasshown

(6).

Screw

themountingbracket

intothesocketon

thecamera

until

itisfirmly

attached.

For

con-

venience.leave

theflashunit

mountedto

the

camera

atalltimes.

Openthecamera

Pushinthecover

release

and

lowerthe

cover

untilthe

cameralocks

inthe

open

position.

Toclose

thecamera,

makesurethere

flashcube

intheflashcubesocket.

Then

push

thecover

releaseor

press

downon

bothlocking

bars

(2F).

Closeand

latchthecover.

Optional

PhotoCopy

screen

Whenusingthe

optional

PhotoOopy

screen,

insertthe

screen

intothefilm

pack

beforeload-

ingthefilm

into

thecamera,orone

will

lost

due

exposureduring

filmloading.

See

the

PhotoOopyKitmanualforinstructions.

Load

the

film

Openthe

latch,

thenopenthe

film

door

(7),

away

from

directsunlight.Check

the

developer

rollers

(8A);they

must

kept

clean

(see

"Main-

tenance").Holdthefilm

pack

bythe

edges

and

insertit

(8).

sure

thewhitetabsarenot

caught

between

the

film

pack

andthecamera

body

(9).

Closeand

latchthefilm

door;

the

black

film

covershouldappear

(10).

Holding

thecamera

your

lefthand

thehandgrip

theflash

unit

(ProPack

System,

11)orbythe

ring

handle

(ProPack

camera,

12),

pull

theblack

film

cover

straightandall

theway

outof

the

camera.

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Before

youtake

apicture

Setthedigitaltimer

(13)

Press

and

holdthe

SETbuttonuntil

the

correct

development

time

(see

thefilminstructions)

displayed.

Thetimerwill

always

return

tothis

timeafteradevelopmentcycleuntil

you

resetit.

Toresetthetimerto

new

development

time:

Toresetitto

highernumber

than

isnow

dis-

played,

simply

press

theSETbuttonuntilthe

new

timeis

displayed.

Toresetitto

lowernumber:

1.Press

STARTonce

(countdown

begins).

2.Press

STARTagain

(countdown

stops

mid-cycle).

Press

SETonce

(zero

displayedand

preset

timeis

cancelled).

4.Press

SET

steadilyuntilthenewtimeis

displayed.

Check

theLighten/Darken

controlonthe

camera

should

besettonormal

asshown

(14)

except

incertain

lighting

(see

"To

takebright

outdoor

daylight

pictures")

andinhot

andcold

weather

with

colorfilm

(see

film

instructions).Also,use

ittoretake

apicture

thatistoo

light

toodark.

Eachmarkrepresents

%stopchange

expo-

sure.

When

you

areusingtheProFlash,usethe

Lighten/Darken

switchonthe

flash

unit

instead

(see

"To

take

pictures

withtheProFlash").

Setthe

filmselector

When

usingcolor

film

orType665

film,

set

80.

Whenusingblack

and

white

3000speed

film,

set

itto

3000

for

daylightand

flashcube

pictures,.

3000ERforProFlash

pictures

atclose

and

mediumrange,

and

80for

ProFlash

pictures

distantsubjects.See

"Picture{aking

guide"

for

flashranges.

Also,

you

can

take

black-and-white

pictures

indoors

usingavailablelightfromthescene

andsettingthe

film

selector

to3000ER;

for

details,see

"To

takeindoor

pictures

without

flashl'

Setthe PhotoCopyscreenswitch (2V)

lfusingthePhotoCopyscreen,settheswitch

I toensure

proper

exposure.

lfyou arenot usingthe PhotoCopyscreen

besuretheswitch issetto n. lfnotset

prgp-

erly,

your

pictures

willbevery

light.

Setthedistancescale

(16)

Measure

orestimate

the

distance

fromthe

camera

lensto

your

subject.

Turnthelensring

untilthedistance

(in

feet

meters)is

opposite

thesymbol

(V) abovethe

lens.Be

sure

your

subject

iswithintherange

shown

inthe

"Picture-

taking

guide"

for

yourpicture-taking

situation.

View

and

frame

your

subject

you

lookthrough

thecenterofthe

viewfinder,

you

shouldseea

whiteframe.ll

you

not

see

all

fourcorners

the

franfe,

movethecamera

slightlyuntilyoudo.

Whateveryouwanttoincludeinrectangular

pictures

(Types

108,

669,668,

102107C,667

and665

film)mustbe

placed

withinthefull

area

thiswhiteframe

(17).

For

square-format

pictures

(Type

87and88

film),use

only

the

area

withinthewhiteframethat

istotheleft

thetwoinnernotches

(18).

Take

thepicture

Picture-taking

guide

This

guide

designed

give

yougood

pictures

forthe

conditions

shown.

However,

deviations

from

theserecommended

situations

orsettings

can

produce

acceptableresults

depending

the

scene.Experience

variety

picture-tak-

ing

situationswill

bemosthelpful

inunderstand-

ing

thecapabilities

your

equipment.

Film

speed

Scenelighting ISO Subject

distance

System

lighting

Noflash

Hi-Powercube

Regularcube

Hi-Powercube

Regularcube

Film

selector

setting

3000

3000ER

3000

Bright

daylight

Brightindoors 3000/36"

Indoors,

dark 3000/36'

outdoors 3000/36'

80120"

3ft.--

(0.9m--1

3ft.--

(0.9m-cc)

ft.--(0.9m-cc;

4-12ft.

(1.2-3.7m1

4-8ft.(1.2-2.4m)

4-'t2ft.

(1.2-3.7m)

4-8ft.(1.2-2.am)

31/z-25ft.(1.1-7.6m)

3000ER

50-75ft.

(15.2-22.9m)

31/z-12ft.

(1.1-3.7m).

take

indoor

pictures

without

flash

Yourcamerahas

anextendedrange

(ER)

shutter

thatlets

you

take

black-and-white

pictures

withoutflashindoors

byusing

availablelightin

thescene.

(lf

thereisnot

sufficientlightin

the

scene,useflash.)

1.Load

the

camera

withType

87,

1O7,107C,

667

black-and-wh

itef

ilm.

Set

thefilm

selectorto

3000ER,andrely

the

existing

lightfrom

the

scene.

Indoors

thelight

sourceshouldbehigh

overhead,behind

you

your

side.

Avoid

brightlightsfacing

the

cam-

era.

For

best

results,

usea

tripod.

ProPack

System:Be

sure

theflash

unitis

switched

off.

Both

cameras:Be

surethereisno

flashcubein

theflashcube

socket.

Once

you

have

setthedistance

scaleand

framed

your

subject,

press

the

shutterrelease

asdescribed.

3000/36"

80120"

otr

t, >r

d.o

Indoors,

dark 3000/36'

outdoors 3000/36'

90120"

ProFlash

take

brightoutdoor

daylight

pictures

Stand

the

sunlight

comes

from

behind

you

fromthe

side.

Watch

the

background.When

the

light

onthe

backgroundismuch

brighterthan

the

light

your

subject,

your

subject

will

betoo

dark

inthe

finished

picture.

Inthese

conditions,

setthe

Lighten/Darken

control

the

cameratoward

Lighten

O andtakethe

picture.

Whenthe

back-

ground

ismuch

darker

than

your

subject,

your

subject

will

betoolightinthe

picture.

Set

the

controltowardDarken

@beforetakingthe

picture.

Setthefilm

selectorto

S0forcolorfilm

(and

Type

665

film)

3000forblack

and

white

3000speed

film.

2.ProPack

System:Be

suretheflash

unitis

switchedoff.Both

cameras:Be

surethereisno

flashcube

intheflashcube

socket.

3.Once

you

have

setthedistance

scaleand

framed

your

subject,

press

the

shutter

release

described.

.when

photographing

distantsubjects

withflash,

80speedfilm

cannotbe

used.

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Totake

flashcube

pictures

lnsert

Hi-Power

regular

flashcube

into

the

flashcube

socket

the

camera

(19),

and

turn

clockwise

far

asitwill

go.

After

fourflashes,

the

cubewill

stopata45

degree

angle.Partially

used

cubesshould

bewound,

removed.

and

reinserted

soausedbulb

faces

down

and

fresh

oneforward.

Before

closingthe

camera,remove

the

flashcube.

Theflash

range

for

Hi-Power

cubesis4-12

ft.

(1.2-3.7m)

andfor

regular

cubes

is4-8

ft.

(1.2-2.am);

sure

your

subjectis

within

thoseranges.

Setthe

film

selectorto

3000for

3000

speedfilm

andto

80for

speedfilm.

take

pictures

withthe

ProFlash

(ProPack

System

only)

For

bestresults,

place

your

subjectnear

light-

colored

background,

possible.

When

photo-

graphing

than

one

subject,

place

each

subject

aboutthe

same

distance

from

the

camera

sothey

all

will

lit

evenly

the

flash.

1.Turn

ontheflash

unit

(20A).

The

green

LED

will

lightwhen

theflash

fully

charged.

2.Be

surethe

film

selector

onthe

camerais

correctly

set

for

your

picture-taking

situation.

Note:

For

distant

subjects

(50-75

ft.I15.2-22.9m1

night,

you

must

use

3000speed

film

andset

thefilm

selector

80.Colorfilm

cannot

beused

forflash

pictures

beyond

approximately

12ft.

(3.7m).

Fitm

Film selector Flashrange

Make

surethe

ready

light

(20C)

istit,

indicating

theflash

isf

ully

charged.

Once

you

have

set

the

distance

scale

andframed

your

subject,

press

the

shutterrelease

described.

After

you

take

picture,

theready

light

will

outfor

few

several

seconds*to

indicate

that

theflash

charging.

(lf

the

flashtakes

than

30seconds

charge,

itis

time

toreplace

the

batteries

theflash

unit;

seeinstructions

under

"Maintenancel')

Whenthe

ready

light

comes

on,

you

cantake

another

flash

picture.

you

don't

plan

totake

anotherflash

picture

right

away,

turn

off

the

unitto

minimize

battery

drain.Always

turn

offtheflash

unitwhen

notin

use.

Note:

Tohelp

prevent

battery

drain,thef

lash

unitwill

automatically

shut

off

afterabout

three

minutes.

The

switchwill

still

beon,butthe

ready

lightwill

not

lit.

take

anotherflash

picture,

move

the

Otf/On

(0/1)

switch

offthen

again.

(lf

you

neglect

dothis,

theflash

witt

fire

but

your

picture

may

betoo

dark.)'

you

are

using

black

andwhite

3000speed

film

and

your

picture

abright

outdoor

(nonflash)

picture,

sureto

change

thefilm

selectorto

3000.

Press

theshutterrelease

You

must

keep

the

camera

steady

you

take

the

picture.

Getafirm

grip

with

your

lefthand.

Keeping

your

right

thumb

inline

with

the

shutter

release,

place

under

thefront

ofthe

camera

shown

(21).

Slowly

press

the

shutter

release

with

your

right

forefinger.

the

sametime,

press

with

your

thumb

tohelp

keep

the

camera

steady.

Hold

the

shutter

release

downfor

atleast

one

second.

ColorlSO80/20". 80

B&W

tSO3000/36. 3000ER

B&WtSO

3000/36. 80

3V2-12ft.

(1.1-3.7m)

31/z-25ft.

(1.1-7.6m)

s0-75ft.

(15.2-22.9m)

.This

setting

alsoapplies

toType

665

B&W

film.

3.Be

sure

theLighten/Darken

switch

onthe

ProFlash

settonormal

asshown

(20B).

Useit

tolighten

(Q)

ordarken

(f) a

picture

thatistoo

darkortoolight.

Also,

useit

inhotorcold

weather

with

colorfilm

(seefilm

instructions).

Each

set-

ting

will

change

exposure

stop.

The

L/D

control

onthe

camera

doesnotfunction

for

electronic

flash

pictu

res.

*Recharge

time

depends

thefreshness

your

batteries,

and

subject

distance.

Develop

thepicture

Seethe

filminstructionsforthe

correctdevelop-

menttime.ProPack

System:

Holdthe

camera

thehandgrip

theProFlashwhile

pulling

tabs,

asshown

(11).

ProPack

camera:

Holdthe

cameraby

theringhandlewhile

pulling

tabs

thecamera

hangsfreely,

asshown

(12).

Pullthewhitetab

Gripthecenterof

thewhitetab.Pullit

outof

the

camera

(22).

yellowtab

willappear.lfno

yellow

tabappears

when

youpull

whitetab,

seebelow.

Pullthe

yellow

tab

Grip

the

centerof

the

yellow

tab.Pull

straight,ata

moderate

speed,

untilthefilmis

out

ofthecam-

era

(23).

Starttiming

developmentnow.

Startthetimer

Thecorrectdevelopmenttimeshouldalreadybe

set

(see

"Setthe

digitaltimer").

Pressthe

START

buttononce

(24);the

timer

will

countdown

from

the

preset

timetozero.Attheendof

the

develop-

menttime,aseriesofshorttones

will

sound.

Peelthe

immediately,asdescribedbelow.

Thetimerwillresetforthe

picture.(To

change

thedevelopmenttime,see

"Set

the

digitaltimed')

Peelthe

the

soundof

thetones,

peel

the

fromthe

negative,

starting

the

end

near

the

yellow

tab

(25).

Discardthenegative,

except

when

using

Type

665

film

(see

film

instructions).

lfno

yellow

tab

appearswhen

youpull

whitetab

Donot

pullanother

whitetab.In

dim

light,

open

the

camera,

holding

thefilm

pack

position(26).

Gently

pull

outthetop

yellow

tab

anddiscardit

(27).

Cleanthedeveloperrollers,ifneeded.

Unfoldthe

whitetab.

Then

the

camera.

with

thenextwhitetab

showing.

Picturefaults

andcauses

Black

very

dark

picture:

Batteries

deador

inserted

incorrectlyin

cameraorflash

unit;

wrongfilm

type;wrongfilm

setting;flash

unit

not

turned

(flashpicture);

used

cube

socket

(nonflashpicture);

camera

flash

unit

mayneedrepair.

White

orvery

light

picture:

Wrongfilm

setting;

PhotoOopy

screenswitchset

toI when

screen

notinuse.

(See

PhotoOopy

Kit

Instructions)

Missing

corner:

Yellowtab

pulled

outat

angle.

Evenlyspacedspots: Dirtyrollers.

Verticalstreaks:

Stopped

hesitatedwhen

pullingyellow

tab.

Blurry

(out-of-focus)picture:

Distance

scale

not

setcorrectly;subject

movement;

camera

movement

(use

tripod);not

enough

available

light

(use

flashif

possible).

Whitespecks:Yellowtab

pulled

toofast.

Caution

ThePolaroid

photographic

process

usesa

caustic

jelly

which

safely

packed

inside

sealed

containers

withinthefilm

pack.

lfaccidentally

you

should

get

some

ofthis

jelly

your

skin,

wipeit

otf

immediately.Toavoidanalkaliburn,

washthearea

with

plenty

waterassoonas

possible.

ltis

particularly

importantto

keepthe

jelly

away

from

eyes

and

mouth.Keep

discarded

materialsout

reachofchildren

andanimals,

andoutofcontact

withclothing

and

furniture,as

discarded

materialsstillcontainsome

jelly.

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Maintenance

Toclean

therollers

Liftthetwo

metalloops

asshown

(28)

and

removetherollers.

(The

serial

numberis

located

beneaththe

rollers.)To

clean

them,useacloth

dampened

withwater

(29).

Neverscrapethe

rollerswith

anything

metallic,norwith

your

fingernail;

not

attempt

todisassemble

the

rollers.

Blowoutanydust

intheback

the

camera.Cleanslots

(30A)

and

(30B)

neces-

sary.

Replacetherollers.

Totestthecamerabatteries

Withoutfilm

orelectronic

flash

connected,

setthe

film

selectorto80.

Covertheelectriceye

with

your

fingerandaim

the

cameraata

light

(not

the

sun).

Pressand

hold

down

the

shutter

release.

Youwillhearaclick.Uncovertheelectriceye.

Youwillhear

asecondclick

ifthe

batteriesare

gooo.

change

thecamerabatteries

(at

least

yearly)

Withthecamera's

front

coverclosed,open

the

cameraback.

Pull

downon

thefingergrip

(31A)

and

removethe

old

batteries.

Using

two

new

batteries

(size

AA,1.5V

alkaline),

point

the

end

ofthe

left

batteryand

the+ endof

theright

batterytowardthe

top

the

camera,asshown

onthebattery

holder

(32A).

Insert

each

battery

between

themetalcontacts.Closeand

latchthe

fingergrip.

Tochangethe

ProFlash

batteries

(ProPack

Systemonly)

lfthe

flashtakesmorethan

30seconds

charge,

replacethebatteries

withfournew

batteries

(size

AA,1.5V

alkaline)asdescribed

under

"Load

thebatteries

intotheProFlashl'

Rechargeable1.2Vnickel-cadmium

batteries

alsocanbeused. )

ProFlash

battery

life:To

prevent

draining

the

batteries,always

turn

off

theProFlashwhennot

inuse.

(To

help

prevent

batterydrain,

theflash

unit

will

automaticallyshutoffafterabout

three

minutes.)Tomaximize

battery

life,

turnoffthe

electronic

flashimmediately

aftertaking

flash

picture,

beforeithas

achance

torecharge.

Tochange

the

digital

timer

batteries

lfthe

displayor

tonesfade,

thetimer

stops

functioning,openthebattery

cover

andreplace

thebatteries

with

two

new

batteries

(GP-B9A

equivalent,

1.5V),

positioned

asshown

(33).

Replacethe

cover.

Torestorethe

display,

press

SET

and

STARTsimultaneously.

Storageof

theProFlash

(ProPackSystem

only)

you

arestoring

theunitforanextended

period,

removethebatteriesandstore

them

separately.

Thiswill

preventpossible

damage

totheunit

rom

leaking

batteries.

Protect

the

flashunitfrom

moistureandfromextreme

heat

andcold.Stor-

age

inextreme

temperatures

canshorten

battery

life.Keepthebatteriesandbatterycontacts

clean.

Torethreadthe neckstrap

you

remove

theneckstrap,

besure

tothreadit

asshown

the

illustration

(34)when

replacing

the

camera.

ltis

particularly

importantto

threadit

asshown

when

thePolaroidProFlash

isattachedtothecamera.

Tocleanthecamera

lens

Wipe

itwith

acleancloth.

Never

usesilicone-

treatedeyeglass

tissue.

Neverleave

your

equipment

inahot,humid

place.

Repairs

you

believe

your

equipmentneeds

repai4

before

you

send

itto

us,callthe

Polaroid

Resource

Center

tollfree

andexplainthe

prob-

lem.Youmay

beable

use

your

equipment

again

right

away,withoutrepair.

YourPolaroid

dealer

willreturn

your

equip-

mentforrepai4

should

that

everbenecessary.

you

may

bringittoaPolaroid

ServiceCenter,

whichofferswalk-inservice.Manyrepairscan

made

while

you

wait.

Or,

you

maymailtheequipmenttoPolaroid

forrepairs.Packit

carefully.

Addressit

tothe

nearestPolaroidServiceCenterandsend

insured

parcelpost.

Include

anotedescribing

the

problem

and,

you

can,

pictures

thatillus-

trateit.

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