Polaroid Integral 600 Series
Description
When most people talk about Polaroid cameras, they mean the popular models of the 1980s and 1990s that used film packs with integral batteries that were designated the 600 series. The "instant" prints measure 79mm square with a white border around them. The film has an ISO rating of 600. Some of the cameras had 'sonar' autofocus and featured glass lenses, but most had plastic lenses with a fixed focus of around 4 feet. A "close-up" lens was often included, but this usually took the form of a simple plastic meniscus that slid into place. Several models were limited editions with tie-ins to icons of popular culture, such as Barbie or the Spice Girls, while other versions were made for corporate entities and are now highly collectible.
Alphabetical List of 600 Series Models
- Polaroid 640
- Polaroid 650
- Polaroid 660
- Polaroid Amigo 610
- Polaroid Amigo 620
- Polaroid Barbie Instant Camera
- Polaroid Business Edition 600
- Polaroid Business Edition 600 2
- Polaroid Cool Cam
- Polaroid Impulse
- Polaroid Impulse AF
- Polaroid Impulse QPS (Special markets version of Impulse, without close-up lens)
- Polaroid Job Pro
- Polaroid Job Pro 2
- Polaroid OneStep (A later version of the OneStep 600 Flash Close-Up)
- Polaroid OneStep 600
- Polaroid OneStep 600 Express
- Polaroid OneStep 600 Flash
- Polaroid OneStep 600 Flash Close-Up
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* Polaroid Sun 600 LMS (Light Management System)
- Polaroid P 600
- Polaroid Sun 660
- Polaroid SLR 680
- Polaroid SLR 690
Links
The Land List of 600 series models
