Polaroid BIG SHOT User Manual

5. Oevelop the picture for the full time given in
the film instruction sheet: Let the film hang from
the yellow tab without moving, or lay it down fiat.
Oon't touch or bend the part where the picture
is developing (A) .
START HERE
DARKEN
LIGHTEN
6.
Separate the print: After the full development
time , quickly lift the print away from the rest of
the paper , starting from the end near the yellow
tab, as shown. Oon't start at the other end ; you
will
get developer chemicals on your fingers.
7. Fold up the negative: To avoid touching chemi-
cals left after the print is removed, fold up the
negative with the moist side in. Please put it in a
wastebasket.
Caution : Please be sure to read the CAUT I ON
notice on page 24.
HOW TO MAKE YOUR NEXT PICTURE
LlGHTER
OR OARKER
If the camera's LIGHTEN/DARKEN control was at
the Normal position, as shown, and if you used the
rangefinder correctly, your picture should be weil
exposed and in sharp focus .
However, variations in flashcubes may cause
some pictures to be lighter or darker than others ,
or you may want a picture to be lighter or darker
for reasons of personal taste.
To make the next picture of the same subject
lighter or darker, adjust the LlGHTEN / DARKEN
control. For a small change, turn it one mark
toward the LIGH TE N or DARKEN symbol; for a greater
change, move it two marks. Don't forget to return
the L/ D control to the Normal position wh en a
special setting is no longer necessary.
CARE OF COLOR PRINTS
A newly separated color print will look nearly dry,
but it is actually slightly moist and the surface can
be damaged by handling. Don't touch the surface
for a few minutes; it will dry hard and glossy .
Be
sure the print is fully dry before allow i ng it to
touch another print, or the two may stick together.
When the print is dry, protect it against curling,
cracking, etc. by putting it on one of the cardboard
mounts supplied with the film.
The dyes used to form colors in the prints are
long lasting. However, like ail dyes, they will fade
if exposed to bright light for long periods of time .
The best way to protect your prints is to keep them
in Polaroid Picture Albums.
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Polaroid BIG SHOT Specifications

General

Brand	Polaroid
Model	BIG SHOT
Category	Digital Camera
Language	English