Polaroid ID100 DELUX User Manual

Systems

Polaroid’s ID-104 Deluxe Camera

Polaroid’s ID-104 Deluxe features state-of-the
art circuitry, up-to-the-minute styling, and
the most elaborate features available in a
composite camera.

It teaches, counts, and speaks
four languages.

The ID-104 Deluxe has an eight menu
program for user customization, with an
LCD display that guides you through
functions. It counts film sheets and strobe
flashes, and has a recount setting. It lets
you adjust the strobe to all lighting condi­tions and select different photo combina­tions. It has a built-in timer and automatic
shut-off feature. It can be programmed in
English, Spanish, French, and Italian.

It sheds new light on
flawless framing.

You won’t need a viewfinder with the
ID-104 Deluxe, thanks to an aiming light.
It uses a beam of light to make sure your
subject’s face is right where you want it
and in focus.

It gives you flexibility of use
and a memory for details.

A strobe boost lets you enhance the
strobe for an individual’s picture without
changing the exposure. (This is particularly
useful when photographing subjects with

dark complexions.) An infinitely adjustable
aperture switch accommodates all recom­mended Polaroid films and all lighting
conditions. And you can use a key switch
to turn the camera off without unplugging
it, or you can remove it entirely to prevent
unauthorized use. You can’t forget other
details because the system reminds you. It
lets you know when you’re out of film and
stops operating. It flashes a low battery
icon and beeps when voltage becomes
too low. If ignored, it powers down to
eliminate damage. And its memory means
you can shut down and retain all of your
selected settings.

Cards made with
Polaroid Polacolor ID
Ultraviolet films defy
tampering. That’s
because the film has
an invisible security
pattern printed right
into it. This pattern,
which can be easily
seen under ultraviolet
light, is destroyed
when a card is altered.
So forgeries are easy
to spot.

Polacolor ID Ultraviolet
film shown under a
black light.

Polaroid ID-104 Deluxe Camera

Identification

It comes loaded with the latest features for

great cut & paste IDs.

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Picture Select

LCD Panel

Shutter

Power

Picture Counter

Aim Light

Strobe Boost

On/Off
Key Switch

the ID-104 Deluxe Camera

Features

• A Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) prompts
the user in programmed languages
(English, Spanish, French and Italian).
The eight menu program includes
commands like “ready,” “load film,”
“pull film,” and “out of film.”

• The camera takes 1, 2 or 4 identical
photos on a sheet of 3 1/4” x 4 1/4”
(8.5 x 10.8 cm) Polaroid film.

• Camera design allows for easy
replacement of parts upon service.

• Optional battery pack and charger allows
for approximately 400 mobile pictures.
The battery recharges overnight.

• Operates from a 12V DC 100-250 VAC
auto switching universal power supply.

• This camera is available with or without
the stand and can be used with any
standard tripod.

• Has been approved and conforms to:
UL Standard 1950, CSA 950-96,
CE Marking

Camera with Stand (Unfolded)

23.5” (H) x 11” (W) x 9” (D)

59.7cm (H) x 27.9cm (W) x 22.9cm (D)
Approximately 11 lbs. 8 oz. (5.22Kg)

The Polaroid ID
Image Quality Seal
of Approval is your
assurance that you
are receiving the
highest quality
security film,
imaging systems
and service.

Contact your ID
Dealer or Polaroid
representative today
for more information.
www.polaroid.com

PID# 1F5183 “Polaroid” and “Polacolor” are registered
trademarks of Polaroid Corporation, Cambridge, MA
Printed in the U.S.A. 10/99

Back view of the
ID-104 Deluxe camera.

Sample photo from the ID-104
Deluxe camera for cut & paste
(composite) ID cards.