English
3.
ln dim
light,
pull
the film
pack
out"
Reinsert the
pack.
The film
should
come
out
when
you
close the door.
lf the top
piece
of
filr
is
pushed
forward when
you
reinsert the
pack, pull
that
piece
ou:
Then, close
the
door.
4. lf the above
fail to
get your
camera
working, insert a new film
pac«"
The battery in the
first
pack
may be dead.
lf the lilm
cover
or
film is
ejected only
part
way:
1. Release
the film shade so
it
snaps back.
2.
ln dim light, open
the film door
and
pull
the cover or
film
out.
3. lf the camera still
does not work
properly,
remove the film
pack
(its
battery
may be weak) and
insert a new one.
lf these
remedies fail to
get
the camera operating,
call Customer
Service
at the nearest
Polaroid Off¡ce.
Care
of
your
system
The camera
Treat
your
camera
with
care.
Rough handling
may damage delicate
parts.
The lens and viewfinder will seldom
need cleaning.
lf they do,
blow off any
dust, then wipe them
gently
with a clean,
lint-free
cloth,
From
time to time clean the
rollers inslde the film door
with
a similar
cloth,
moistened with water if
necessary.
The tilm
Polaroid SX-70
Land film, like all
film,
should
be kept cool. lf
possible.
store
below 24"C
(75"F).
For longer storage,
keep
below
18oC
(65"F).
ln
its
sealed
box, the film can be
refrigerated
(not
frozen).
Let
it reach room temperature before
using it. This will take at
least
an
hour.
To
preserve
its
freshness, keep the film sealed
in its
protective
box
until
ready for use.
Then, take the same care of a
loaded camera as
you
do of
your
film. Keep the camera
in a
cool
place
(but
not
a
refrigerator).
English
The
pictures
When
your
SX-70
picture
comes out of the
camera, handle it
by
its
wide white
border.
Do not
bend,
crush, or
fold
the
picture.
Do not
cut
the
picture's
borders, this can ruin the
picture.
The
brilliant
pictures
made with
your
SX-70 system are
among the
most
stable and resistant to fading
ever known in
photography.
Fingerprints
on
your pictures
can be
easily
removed.
Simply
"mist"
ihe
surface with
your
breath, then lightly
polish
with a tissue
or a soft
clean
cloth.
Electronic
flash
Your
camera
was designed to
use FlashBars and with
a FlashBar it
will
produce
well
exposed
pictures
over the full flash range
from
about 90 cm-4 m
(3-12
feet).
Because of the
special electronic circuitry in
your
camera, an
electronic flash unit must have matching
electronic
characteristics
in
order to
give good picture
results with this
camera.
See
your
Polaroid
Customer Service office for information
on
electronic flash
units
designed
to work with
your
camera.
Electronic
flash units other than those recommended
by Customer
Service may not
give
consistently
good
results
and may
cause
your
camera to malfunction-
There is
a
general
rule that applies to
any electronic flash
unit. lf
you
get
poor p¡cture
results with it,
try a FlashBar. lf
you
get good
pictures
with
a
FlashBar,
but not with
electronic flash, the
cause of
the
problem
is the
electronic
flash,
not the camera
or the film.
To obtain information and
help
lf
you
are unable to
get good
pictures,
review
this instruction
book.
lncorrect
operation of the camera may be the
cause. lf
you
need
further
help, and before
you
return
your
camera for repair,
please
see
your
dealer or contact the nearest Polaroid
Office. lf
you
write
about
a
problem, please
state the
camera
model,
explain the
problem
and,
if
possible,
enclose sample
pictures.
lnclude
your
return
address.
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