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In the '60s and '70s, Polaroid
manufactured four series of folding, automatic
pack film cameras: the 100, 200, 300, and 400
series, as well as a group of less-expensive,
non-folding, plastic-bodied automatic cameras.
These cameras are a great way to experience
classic Polaroid
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SX-70 SLR cameras were manufactured
in the 1970s. They are unique, single-lens
reflex cameras which can focus down to 10.4
inches, and use Polaroid Time Zero SX-70
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The 600 SE Camera takes
professional-quality instant color and black
& white prints. It features a fully manual
aperture and shutter speed, with interchangeable
lenses and uses a variety of instant pack film
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The Polaroid 20 x 24 Camera is a
five-foot tall, 235 pound, highly sophisticated
photographic instrument, producing a full-color,
20 x 24-inch contact photograph in 70
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Instant Cameras
