SECTION 1 - MODEL 636 CAMERA GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The Model 636 OneStep/CloseUp Camera is an evolutionary, reliable, low-cost design in the
Polaroid “600” family of integral strobe, fixed focus hardbody cameras. It makes extensive use of
the 640 Camera technology and has many derivative characteristics of the 630 and 635 Camera
designs as well. The 636 offers automatic exposure control, fixed focus and rapid strobe recharge.
Model 636 was introduced in worldwide and U.S. markets in 1992 and 1993, and offers users the
following features:
* Close-up lens for subjects 2 - 4 ft. (0.6 - 1.2m) from Camera. An oval frame outline visible in
the Viewfinder helps position subject correctly.
* Depth of field 4 ft. (1.2 m) to infinity.
* Built-in, fold down, integral quench SPAR Strobe with 2 to 10-ft.(0.6 to 3.0 m) range, in
swing-up housing. Strobe charges automatically in 4 sec. when erected. Green strobe-ready
LED in rear of housing; remains ON for about 30 sec.
* Electronic logic for fill-flash in outdoor brightness, in approximate proportions of 75% ambient
light and 25% strobe fill.
* Uses 10-picture Polaroid 600 (ASA 600) color film.
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