Vintage Polaroid 'The Button' Instant Land Camera - ?25

By laura.333
January 26, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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laura.333

Posted January 26, 2020

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Posted January 26, 2020

For sale:

Polaroid Land Camera Button - Instant camera.

Features:

?Single-element 103mm f/14.6 plastic lens

?Fixed focus

?Electronic shutter

?Programmed auto exposure; long exposures possible

?Flashbar compatible

Used only a handful of times, in good condition.

You will need to buy the film to be able to use. It uses instant, SX-70 Type film. Finished in grey with a white, shutter button. A simple to use camera with a fixed focus lens, a front mounted, lighter/darker control and a socket on the top to take flash bars or electric flash units.

Collection from near Queens Road Peckham station

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