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Sun 660 CP Kit

One-of-a-kind camera kit sporting a refurbished Polaroid Sun 660 camera, two packs of PX 680 Color Protection film, and an Impossible Frog Tongue.

Please be aware that the camera model you receive might vary slightly in color tones and may show signs of its former usage.

PX images are sensitive to light during their first seconds outside off the camera. Shield the images from light immediately after their ejection from the camera and during the first four minutes of development to get stunningly colorful images. PX film website / Film Manual
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  • Autofocus
  • Built - in - flash with auto-flash feature
  • Focusing range, 0,6m - infinity
  • The camera uses PX 600 and PX 680 as well as Polaroid 600 film
  • Special: this kit contains 2 packs of the PX 680 Color Protection and the Impossible Frog Tongue for perfect shielding of your images
  • Store unopened filmpacks at 5 to 18°C

  • Shield the Picture from light
    • As the camera ejects the picture, IMMEDIATELY shield it from light (e.g. with your hand, a darkslide, shoot into a box, etc...) - the first half second is crucial! See also this tutorial video box type cameras

  • Let the image then develop upside down/shielded from light for up to 4 minutes.
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    CUSTOMER REVIEWS

    AVERAGE RATING: (100.00 %)   1 reviews
    Love this box camera
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    Granted, I haven't tried them all, but I own do own 4 very different 600 type box cameras, and in my opinion the Sun 660 Autofocus has an advantage on each of them. Some of them you can't deactivate the flash. Some of them have a fixed focus, and while that isn't absolutely terrible, the Sun 660 puts them to shame. I have the ability to dry fire with no flash if I choose and the sonar autofocus (AF) is perfect while still maintaining the ability to deactivate the AF when I want to. I love my SX-70's, but in the heat of the moment I can seriously grab my Sun 660 and be 100% confident my camera won't jam and bunk up a $3 shot. I own about 16 Polaroid cameras, and if I could only have one to shoot with the rest of my life It would be this model.
    said Scott St. Pierre, US | 2013.04.22 16:32 PM
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