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Polaroid ProPalette Quickreference
Front Panel Keypad Buttons |
4.Pull the end of the film |
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gently to the right until |
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the end reaches 1/2” |
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What It Does |
past the white triangle at |
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the lower right. |
Escape |
Displays the Change Setup? menu |
If you pull the end |
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on the film recorder message |
of the film too far, |
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panel. |
remove the cas- |
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Use the Change Setup? menu sys- |
sette, turn the black |
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knob at the top of |
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tem to set film recorder attributes |
the cassette to wind |
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or cause the film recorder to per- |
the end back in, and |
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form an action. |
reinsert the cassette |
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After setting film recorder |
into the chamber. |
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5.Close the film door |
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attributes or causing the film |
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until you hear a click. |
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recorder to perform an action, exits |
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The message panel |
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the menu system. |
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on the film recorder |
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Press the Escape key once to enter |
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the Change Setup? menu. |
, the film |
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advances, then the |
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Once you have set attributes or the |
message panel dis- |
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film recorder has performed an |
plays the number of |
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action, press the Escape twice to |
exposures available. |
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exit the menu system. |
6.Close the front door. |
Scroll Down |
Displays the next item in a menu |
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or submenu. |
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Scroll Up |
Displays the previous item in a |
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menu or submenu. |
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Select |
Selects a menu or submenu device- |
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setup or device-activation item. |
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Marks the selected item with an |
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asterisk (*). |
Loading 4x5 Film |
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A device-setup item (for example, |
1. Verify that the 4x5 |
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SCSI Terminated?) sets a film |
camera back is attached, |
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recorder attribute. |
and turn the film |
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recorder on. |
A device-activation item (for example, Rewind Film) causes the film recorder to perform an action.
Loading 35 mm Film
1. Verify that the 35 mm camera back is attached, and turn the film recorder on.
2.Slide the film door button on the camera back down and open the door.
3.Insert the film cassette at an angle into the chamber. Push the cassette in fully, so that the film lies flat against the track.
Do not touch the shutter when loading the film.
2. In a darkroom, load the 4x5 film holder with film.
Orient the film with the notch positioned as shown.
Some 4x5 films are available in Readyload packages. When used with the Polaroid 545 or the Kodak Readyload Packet film holder, you can load the film holder outside of a darkroom.
3.Pull open the outer section of the camera back enough, but no more than 2”, to slide the film holder in.
Do not pull the outer section too far. This can cause the camera back to pop out of the springs and require Service Center repair.
Insert the 4x5 film holder into the camera back from the right.
To avoid light leak, make sure that the left side of the film holder lies snugly against the left side of the outer section of the camera back.
Loading 6x7 Film
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220 |
OFF ON LR BC NI-Cd
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220 |
OFF ON LR BC NI-Cd
4.Wait for the message panel to display a message directing you to pull out the dark slide. 5.Pull out the dark slide before exposure.
Remember to reinsert the dark slide after exposure. 6.Gently push any button on the keypad to confirm dark slide removal.
1.Verify that the 6x7 camera back is attached, and turn the film recorder on.
2.Steady the camera insert with your left hand, and pull the top latch on the film door up and the bottom latch down with your right hand. Remove the camera insert.
3.Note the pressure plate dial setting. If the black arrow is pointing to the type of film (120 or 220 length) you are loading, proceed to step 5.
If the black arrow is not pointing to the correct film type:
aHold the camera insert in your left hand. Do not set it down on a flat surface.
Make sure you’re fingers are not touching the pressure plate on the back of the camera insert.
bPush in the pressure plate dial and turn it clockwise until the arrow points to the film you are loading (as printed on the film package). 4.Turn the camera insert around, verify that the film type appears in the display window, and check that the plate is locked into position.
If the plate is not locked into position, turn the pressure plate dial slightly until it snaps into position.
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