Talking Polaroid 600 OneStep With Close Up And Flash Built-In - Upcycled With Yellow

This camera creates either Color or Black-and-White prints depending on the film cartridge you use. I used New Color Polaroid Originals film for the test prints, one of those prints out of this camera can be seen next to it.

The "Talking" Polaroid 600 has it's own voice and you can record your own to play when you touch the shutter button. This one has the addition of a upcycled yellow face I did while the camera was apart.

Along the top of the flash housing is a variety of options to have the camera say a phrase when you press the shutter button to take a photo. There are three recordings that Polaroid pre-installed. Also, there is a button to record your own custom phrases. Which is a lot of fun at a party. The feature is powered via the battery in the film cartridge so there is no additional batteries required.

Opening the camera reveals its lens, flash, close-up lens and light/dark adjustment slider. I cleaned the lenses and viewfinder, cleared out the internal workings of any vintage dust, replaced parts as needed, cleaned the rollers, and then updated with a bit of fun Red to match the factory Polaroid face lettering.

New film from Polaroid Originals is available in Color or Black-and-White prints with a variety of fun frame choices.

This Polaroid camera has a indicator on top that lights when the flash is charged. The battery for the flash is built into the film cartridge so there is no worry about leaking batteries. There is a second shutter button also that will allow you to take a picture without the flash - nice for those times there is a very reflective surface.

While the regular Polaroid 600 takes photos of things 4 feet away or further. This 600 OneStep model has a Close Up lens built in. Slide the lever over and you can take pictures of thing down to just over 2 feet away!

The rubber of the view finder eye sight and the neck strap are both in nice condition too. A fun camera that is ready to use, or show on your display shelf.

I have posted the manual for the 600 OneStep on my site: http://www.upcycledclassic.com/manuals/