Polaroid One600 Classic Instant Camera | 
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| Brand: Polaroid
Category: Photography
Buy New: $60.68
New (20) Used (2) from $59.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  32 reviews
Sales Rank: 91
Color: Slate Blue
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Optical Zoom: 1
Maximum Focal Length: 100
Minimum Focal Length: 100
Has Red Eye Reduction: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.4
Dimensions (in): 8 x 5.8 x 3.1
MPN: 642952
Model: 642952
UPC: 074100429528
EAN: 0074100429528
ASIN: B0001MB7RW
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Brand new, ships from Oregon with no sales tax
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| Features:
| • | Just like your original Polaroid camera | | • | Focus-free lens for great shots as close as 3 feet | | • | Autoflash helps to illuminate pictures in any light | | • | Digital LCD picture counter and feature setting display | | • | Uses Polaroid 600 instant film |
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Product Description
The Polaroid One600 Classic makes it easy and fun to capture those precious moments, more easily than ever. Take sharp, close-up pictures as easy as 1-2-3! Photos develop in approximately 3 minutes at room temperatures Uses all 600 films and Type 779 film Comes with wrist strap
Amazon.com Product Description
The One600 Classic Instant Camera brings back the nostalgia of of shooting Polaroid instant photos when you were a kid. This simple camera with its sleek, folding design is great for home use, outdoors, surprise parties, family occasions, and more. It has a focus-free lens for shots as close as three feet (36 inches) and the autoflash helps to illuminate pictures in any light with red-eye reduction mode. It also features a digital LCD picture counter and feature setting display. Compatible film: - 600 Film
- 600 Write-On Film
- 600 NotePad Film
- 779 Film
What's in the Box
Polaroid One600 Classic Instant Camera, wrist strap, one-year limited warranty Should you really "shake it like a Polaroid picture?"
Ever since the song "Hey Ya" by Andre 3000 of Outkast came out, everyone is shaking their Polaroid pictures. Shaking or waving a Polaroid picture to help the development process originated in the early days of peel-apart film. After peeling the negative, the image needed to dry before it could be handled, so waving the photo helped it to dry more quickly. When using the integral films (600, Spectra, 500, SX-70/Time-Zero, i-Zone) that are used in our most popular current camera models (Polaroid One, OneStep, JoyCam, etc.), the image develops and dries behind a clear plastic window and never touches the air, so shaking or waving has no effect. In fact, excessive shaking or waving can actually damage the image. Rapid movement during development can cause portions of the film to separate prematurely, or can cause "blobs" in the picture. The best way to ensure a perfectly developed image is to simply lay the picture on a flat surface immediately after it exits the camera.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 27 more reviews...
Used?? October 20, 2008
Seems like it came used... but still works great and not dirty or anything. Satisfactory, especially since they're discontinued.
 Good deal. October 15, 2008
Prompt delivery, manufacturer packing, intact and excellent condition. Very reasonable price compared with other online shopping.
Good item! October 1, 2008
I just got this camera less than 2 days!
Fast shipping! and Good quality!
I really like it!
Great camera, but Polaroid is discontinuing instant products April 25, 2008
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
As for how well this camera works, it's great. HOWEVER, Polaroid is discontinuing manufacture and sale of its instant cameras and film. So keep that in mind when you purchase. The price may drop if you really must get one. Also, Target sells them for $40, so I have NO CLUE why they are so expensive here. But anyway, I was about to buy one myself but I think I'll skip it now.
Does what no digital camera can do March 28, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
It'll probably be a matter of time before a digital camera is created that can print its photos as a Polaroid does. But until then, the Polaroid is the only type of camera that can do this. When you see a Polaroid photo, there's no question it's an original. Which is great for insurance claims, etc. That's in addition to the fun factor. Also my teenage kids, with all of their digital gadgets, love the Polaroid for the instant photos. It's a shame that the cameras and film are being discontinued. There's still plenty of us all over the world who love Polaroids. (By the way, Rite-Aid has the One600 on sale at this time for $19.99)
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