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Polaroid Presto!

  • Manufacturer Polaroid
  • Type Instant camera
  • Type of Film SX-70
  • Focal Length 103 mm
  • Max Aperture f/14.6
  • Focus Fixed focus

The Polaroid Presto! was introduced by the instant camera pioneer in the late 70s. It is an instant camera for the SX-70 format. Its features are identical to those of the Polaroid OneStep.

The only difference between the two is the design: the rear plastic part, which is black on the OneStep, is gold (brown). The front part, like the Polaroid OneStep Plus, is black and decorated with a rainbow stripe.

Films for this camera are made by The Impossible Project / Polaroid Originals. You can use any SX-70 film, here would be, for example, the Polaroid Color Film for SX-70* for color pictures and the Polaroid B&W Film for SX-70* for black and white.

Don't confuse the Polaroid Presto! with the Polaroid Pronto.

Technical Specifications

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Property Specification
Film format SX-70
Picture Format 79 mm x 79 mm
Lens type Fixed lens
Focal Length 103 mm
Maximum Aperture f/14.6
Minimum Focus Distance 120 cm / 3.94 ft
Adjustable aperture No
Adjustable shutter speed No
Auto exposure Yes
Light Meter Yes
Exposure Modes Program Auto
Manual Exposure Settings No
Flash Connector Flashbar connector
Date Imprinting No
Tripod Mount No
Cable Release Thread No
Self-timer No
Power Supply 1x battery in filmpack
Manufacturer Polaroid

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ about the Polaroid Presto!

Is the Polaroid Presto! easy to use?

What kind of film does this instant camera take?

How is the Presto! different from other Polaroid cameras?

Is the device difficult to find?

Can I take both color and black and white photos with this instant camera?

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