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Some problems.
II you don't get an image or it is
faintly white, your film was either
overexposed or lightstruck. Check
you r film setting. The proper setting
w ill eliminate overexposure. The film
will be lightstruck if you pulled the
black safety cover before closing the
film pack in the camera, or il you reo
moved the pack from the camera after
pulling the safety cover.
If you r picture is black or has a fai nt
black image, check to be sure the
camera is set lor the type of film you
are using . If the setting was correct,
perhaps you didn't reset the #3
button before shooting the picture
(which means theshutterdidn'topenj.
If neither of these is the problem,
check the camera battery (it should
be repl aced every year) . If all of these
possible causes have been elimi
nated , the shutter may be damaged.
Take the camera to your dealer or
contact Polaroid Customer Service
for assistance (see p. 23 for address).
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3. No more than ten seconds after
pulling the yellow tab o ut of the cam
era, put the picture inside t he Cold
Clip.
4. Immediately place the Co ld-Clip in
a pocket where body heat will keep it
warm . If the temperature is near
freezing , hold the clip between body
and arm to be sure it stays warm
enough.
5. After developing the picture for a
full 60 seconds inside the COld-Clip,
remove it and separate it in the usual
way.
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Avoid backlighting.
If your picture looks like Ihe picture
below, the electric eye has been
" 'ooled " by a bright light source be
hind or near Ihe subject. When the
electric eye " looks" at a scene, it
"sees" more Ihan just the subject. II
the subject's face is shaded (as in the
pic ture below) but there is a large
bright are a in the scene, the eye is
aflected by the bright light and sets
Ihe wrong exposure.
In outdoor pictures, always try to have
Ihe light on the subject coming from
behind you, over your shoulder. In
doors, avoid having bright windows
or strong lam ps in the backg round, or
next to your subject. Outdoors or in
doors, always follow this rule: The
light on the subject Sf10uld be just
about as bright as the ligh t on the rest
of the scene. II it isn't, the electric eye
can't set the corre ct exposure.
II you absolutely must shoot against
the light in order to get your picture,
turn the Uo control towards lighten.
II the light behind the subject is only
moderately bright, compare d to the
light on the subject, turning the UO
control hal lway towards ligh ten m ay
be enoug h ; if the ligh t behind the sub
ject is very bright, turn all the way
towards lighten. This won't guaran tee
correct exposure. but it should im
prove the re sults.
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be improved?
Yes, give her something to do; in this
case, holding the poodle. Her pose is
more interesting and natural-loOking,
There are a dozen alternatives that
might have been used. She could be
taking a b ite out of an apple, looking
in to a mirror, tying a kerchief, etc,
Action , or implied action, helps to
give your picture interest and anima
tion.
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kinds 01 backgrounds.
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SeU- timer lets you get in the shot. Simply set the release
and walk into the picture. In a few seconds the shutter
snaps automatically.
Cable Release fits over the shutler and lets you trip the
shutler without danger 01 moving the camera. Useful fo r
automatic time exposures.
Carryin g Cases make it easy to carry everything necessary
for on-the-spot picture taking. The #322 (center) holds
camera, flashgun, several boxes of film. flashbulbs and ac
cessories. The #324 (right) is larger and has fitted acces
sory compa rtments. The #326 is a compartmented budget
priced case.
Polaroid Picture Album is a convenient way to store and
display 72 pictures, either black and white or mounted
color shots. They lie flat in strong transparent jackets,
protected by durable padded vinyl covers. Eight subject
index cards are included.
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1. New baby.
3. A picture 01 thanks.
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4. Trick or treal
It makes a big hit w ith kids on t he
Hallowe'en trail when you open the
door and take a picture of them. While
they are jabbering about tricks or
treats, you can peel off the picture for
them. The ir parents will bless you too,
both lo r the wonderful souvenir and
for cutting down on the candy load.
5. Senior prom.
The most exciting social event in the
school year is the senior prom and the
best way to keep it fo rever is with
Polaroid pictures. The senior class
can make arrangements with either
the school newspaper photographer
or an outside class photog rapher to
do a portrait of every couple at the
prom and deliver it on the spot. Prom
tickets can be p riced to inc lude the
p icture costs, which are usually much
lower than regular nightclub-type
pictures.
6. For the servi ceman.
Send a raft of family snapshots to the
serviceman away from home. And
don't fo rget his best girl. Or you can
take a tip from a Red Cross chapter in
Texas and send your serviceman a lit
t le kit of taped messages from the
family along w ith the Polaroid snap
shots.
1. Buying new furnishings.
Buying new furnilure or major appli
ances often involves opinions and de
cisions from members of the family
who cannot go along on the shopping
t rips. Bring home Polaroid snapshots
of the available choices and everyone
can go over them together. If you hap
pen to be furnishing an empty room,
photograph the room too, and try out
different arrangements with cutouts
of your furniture pictures, just like a
professional set designer. Or, take a
picture of your room furn ish ed as is
and try out pictures of the new furni
ture in place of the old.
8. Boat shopping.
When you make t he rounds of boat
yards, snap details of the boats that
interest you and compare them at
your leisure. Take your pictures with
someone actually on deck or in the
cabin. You'li see immediately which
boat is t he best buy fo r you w hen you
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