Polaroid Image System

To
photograph
a distant
scene
through
glass
To
avoid
focusing
on the
glass
and
get-
ting
a flash reflection,
turn
off the
autofoeus
and
flash
systems
by sliding
both
switches
down, as
shown.
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When
you
turn
off
the
autofocus
system
the lens
sets for distant
scenes and the
picture
has to
be taken a
special way.
.
Be
sure the scene is
at least 4.6m
(15
ft.) from
the camera
and in
daylight.
Frame
the
picture
in the viewfinder
and
press
the
shutter
button halfway
(you
will
not see
a distance
display
because the
autofocus
system is
off).
When
you
see the
green
"good
p¡cture"
symbol, take
the
picture.
lf
you
hear
a beep
and see the
flash-
ing
yellow
"caution"
symbol, there
is
not
enough light
to take
a
good
picture.
lmportant:
When
you
have finished
taking the
picture,
slide both the
autofocus
and
flash
switches up to
turn
the
system back
on.
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Be
sure the
soundwaves
have
a
clear
path
to
your
subject
lf
an object
in the
foreground prevents
the
soundwaves
from
reaching your
subject,
the lens
will
focus
on
the fore-
ground
object,
causing
your
subject
to
be
out of focus.
Center
your
subject
in the
picture
When
the
subject
is not
centered,
the
soundwaves
will
pass
by it
and
measure
the
distance
to the
background.
The
lens
will
then
focus
on the
background,
causing
the
subject
to be unsharp.
lf
you
wish
to keep
your
subject
otf
center,
frame
it in
the middle
of the
viewfinder
and
press
and hold
the
shut-
ter
button
halfway
to
get
the
correct
lens
setting.
Without
releasing
the
shut-
ter
button,
reframe
your
subject
off
center
and
press
the
button
the
rest
of
the
way
to take
the
picture.
Avoid
subject
movement
after
the
shutter
button
is
pressed
halfway
lf
you
wlsh
to reposition your
subject
or
yourself
after
pressing
the
shutter
but-
ton
halfway,
release
the
shutter
but-
ton.
Make
the
changes,
recheck
the
viewfinder
display
and take
the
picture.
Hold
the
camera
steady
ln low
light,
with
a
subject
beyond
the
flash
range,
hold
the
camera
steady
or
place
it
on a firm
support.
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