Polaroid Spectra User Manual

Features 11
Note: The display disappears about every 40 seconds. Lightly press
the MODE or shutter button to make it reappear.
For time exposures, the camera must be
placed on a steady support, such as a
tripod.
Turn the flash off for better time-exposed
photographs.
Programmed time exposures
With this feature, you can program the
shutter to stay open, from 1 second up to
2 minutes, to record time exposures.
To program a exposure:
1 Press the MODE button until you see only
the time exposure symbol:
2 Press the up (Z) control button once to
turn on the programmed time exposure
system:
3 Press the MODE button once. The :01
second display will start flashing:
4 You must now decide how long you want
the exposure to be.
When you press the up (Z) control
button, the time will increase in 1 second
increments up to 2 minutes. When you
press the down (X) control button,
the time will decrease in 1 second
increments.

Polaroid Spectra Specifications

Camera Specifications

aperture range	f/l0 to f/45
shutter speeds	1/245 to 6 seconds
lens system	Patented Quintic, three element, 125mm coated glass
focusing range	2 feet to infinity
viewfinder magnification	0.5x

Film Specifications

film size outer border	4 x 4.06 inches
film size image area	3.60 x 2.90 inches
film speed	IS0 600/29°
film type	Polaroid Spectra color film

Power and Flash

power source	6-volt battery in each film pack
flash recharge time	0.1 to 2.8 seconds
flash duration	1/3000 to 1/20, 000 of a second
indoor flash range	2 to 15 feet

Weight and Dimensions

camera length	6.34 inches
camera width	5.63 inches
camera height closed	2.96 inches
camera height opened	3.81 inches
camera weight	1 lb, 12 1/2 oz