Polaroid MicroCam User Manual

User Guide

(ENGLISH VERSION)

MicroCam

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Introduction

The Polaroid MicroCam is designed to
provide instant photographic capability to
a wide variety of light microscopes. The
camera is simple to operate, and is easily
attached to the microscope’s viewing
tube, in place of the eyepiece. (Note: The
camera also can be attached to the
phototube, if preferred.)
The camera can make automatic
exposures ranging from 1/60 sec. to 16
minutes; it also can be set for manual
operation to make longer exposures. A
display on the control panel shows the
camera status, and alerts you if the
camera is out of film or if the illumination
is too bright or too dim for an automatic
exposure.
The camera uses Polaroid color and
black & white AutoFilms. After exposure,
the camera ejects the print, which
develops automatically in normal room
lighting. The pictures are fully developed
in four to five minutes.

Free technical assistance

If you need additional information or
assistance, call toll-free at 1-800-225-1618,
Mon.-Fri., 8AM to 8PM (Eastern time). Or,
write to the Polaroid Resource Center,
784 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, MA,

02139.
If outside the U.S.A., contact the
nearest Polaroid Office (addresses on
back page).

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