Polaroid 430 User Manual

3. RESET:
lmmediately after
snapping
a
picture,
press
No. 3
button
down
firmly until it
locks and stays
down.
This resets the
shutter so
you'll
be
ready for the
next
picture.
YOU
ARE NOW READY TO DEVELOP
THE PICTURE.
SEE
PAGE 26.
DAYLIGHT PICTURE HINTS
The
best
light for
pictures
of
people:
On a very
bright, hazy day
the light is
even and the
shadows are soft.
Move
in
close: The bigger
your
subject
is in
the
print,
the more
color
and
detail
you'll
be
able to
see.
Have
plenty
of color:
Look for
subjects
and backgrounds
with big areas
of
strong, bright colors.
Watch the
background:
The light
on
it
should be
just
about
as bright as the
light on the
subject.
Keep an eye
on the
temperature: Cold
or very
hot
weather
can
affect
the
quality
of
your pictures.
Be sure to
read
page
29, which
explains
how
temperatu re affects
you
r
pictu
res.
Lighting to
avoid: Bright light behind
a shaded subject
will "fool" the electric
eye.
Your subject
will be too dark.
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Polaroid 430 Specifications

General

Brand	Polaroid
Model	430
Category	Film Camera
Language	English