Polaroid 350 - Using the Cold-Clip with Color Film

COLOR
FILM
HOW
TO
USE THE
COLD.CLIP
WITH
The
Cold-Clip
ma
kes
it
possible
to
get
good
color
pictures
when
the
tempera-
t u
re
of the
ca
mera
and
f ilm
is 65'
F
(
1B
C)
or
below
at
the
time
the
picture
is developed.
lf
you
are
unsure
of the
temperature,
use
the
Cold-Clip
anyway.
lt may
im-
prove
the
color
of
your
pictures
and
it
can
do
no harm
even
if the
temperature
is
a bove
65 F.
Store
the
Cold-Clip
in
the
camera
cover
when
it
is
not
in use,
so
it will
always
be
handy
when needecl.
30
r}AFlKEN
When
temperature
is
65'-55"F (18"-13'C)
a
When
temperature
is
below
55.F
(13'C;
v
LIGHTgN
Warm
up
the
Cold-Clip:
Take
it
out
of the
camera
cover
and
warm it
with
body
heat
in
an
inside
pocket
or
be-
tween
your
arm
and
body
for about
five
mi n
utes
before
sta rti
ngto
ta ke
pictures.
Set
the LID
control
and
shoot:
When
it's
cool
enough
to use
the
Cold-
Clip,
you
should
set
the
LID
control
as
shown
before
taking
the
picture.
ff the
Normal
position
of the
LID
control
for
that
film
pack
already
is
one
mark
toward
r_tcHTEN,
turn
the
L/D
con-
trol
one
or
two
more
marks
toward
LIGHTEN,
according
to the
temperature.
These
recom
mendation
s m
ay
chan
ge,
f
rom
time
to
time.
For
the
latest
infor-
mation,
check
the
f ilm
in
struction
s.
350
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