The Polaroid 600 Autofocus is an instant camera. It is practically identical to the Polaroid 600 (round top). The difference is that it does not have a close-up lens, but has an autofocus built in. The 600 Autofocus differs only from the Polaroid 600 AF by the imprints and color scheme, the functions are the same.
The camera comes with an automatic exposure, a light/dark control and a built-in flash. There is no self-timer or tripod.
You don't really need the manual for this instant camera, as the functions and operation are basically self-explanatory.
Films for the camera
It exposes Polaroid 600 film. This film format was developed by the American photography pioneer. After the bankruptcy of Polaroid, it was discontinued.
Since eigner time suitable films become again of The Impossible Project her. Since 2020, these films are also sold again under the original brand and with the corresponding logo.
Suitable films for the Polaroid 600 Autofocus are the Polaroid Color Film for 600* for color pictures or the Polaroid B&W Film for 600* for black and white pictures. There are eight images in a pack.
In the past, there were ten images in a film cassette. Therefore, already at the "2" in the frame counter, the film must be replaced.
The battery for the Polaroid and the built-in flash are integrated in the film cassette. An additional battery is not needed. There is also no special battery compartment for this reason.
Other versions
- Polaroid 637 AF Auto Focus (Purple and Black)
- Polaroid 637 AF Auto Focus - I.W.HARPER (Purple and black with the logo of "I.W.HARPER" (whiskey distillery))
- Polaroid 600 AF (Dark blue with gray details)
- Polaroid OneStep Autofocus (Dark blue and black with light gray details)
- Polaroid OneStep Autofocus SE (Dark blue and black with light gray details)
