Polaroid 600 Peanuts Beagle Scouts

The Polaroid 600 Peanuts Beagle Scouts presents itself as a type 600 instant camera, which was introduced by Retrospekt in December 2023. A 35mm camera and a mobile cassette player in the same design were also announced. There is also a matching bag for the camera.

The camera represents a revised version of the original Polaroid One Step Flash. All models underwent a comprehensive review and functional testing before being given a new look.

Design of the camera

The Polaroid Beagle Scouts instant camera is green and cream with a Snoopy print on the front. The print shows Snoopy with a hat, scarf and rucksack.

Features of the camera

The camera is equipped with a fixed lens and has neither a zoom nor an adjustable focal length. There is also no option to adjust the focus. Exposure settings are taken care of by the built-in light meter, although minor adjustments can be made using the light/dark slider on the front.

These limited setting options contribute to uncomplicated handling, so that even inexperienced users can take photos with the camera without any problems after a short briefing.

The built-in flash, which triggers automatically, provides sufficient light for taking pictures. The camera and flash are powered by a battery in the film cassette, which is replaced every time the film is changed. A separate battery is not required for the photography process.

Films for the Polaroid 600 Peanuts Beagle Scouts

The instant camera is supplied without films and requires the separate purchase of appropriate film rolls.

Suitable films for the Polaroid 600 Peanuts Beagle Scouts are still available, with a choice between black and white and colour films. The colour film is called Polaroid Color Film for 600*, while the Polaroid B&W Film for 600* is required for monochrome images.

A roll of film contains a total of eight images. After the images have been used up, a new film must be inserted, whereby no film material is supplied. The development time varies depending on the type of film and is between 5 and 15 minutes.