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POLAROID 600 SE

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The Polaroid 600 SE is a professional-grade instant film camera, considered a flagship model in Polaroid's range. It is based on the Mamiya Press and utilizes Mamiya lenses, known for producing crisp images. The 600 SE is fully manual and features interchangeable lenses, with a standard 127mm f/4.7 Mamiya lens, and optional 75mm wide-angle and 150mm portrait lenses. It has variable aperture and shutter settings, a bright-image coincidence type rangefinder for focus, and a sturdy diecast aluminum body. The camera supports removable and exchangeable film backs, including Polaroid 3 ¼ × 4 ¼ instant pack films and, with an adapter, 120 film backs. Its shutter offers speeds from 1/500s to B with X-synch for flash.

A double exposure shows a reflective bean-shaped sculpture with people and buildings in the background and reflected on its surface.
A wide landscape shows a winding river through a vast canyon under a clear sky.
A double exposure shows the Willis Tower reflected and inverted against a blue sky.
A double exposure shows a stack of colorful shipping containers against a blue sky, with tree branches visible on the sides.
The sun rises over a city skyline with a river in the foreground and a bridge with statues and a lamppost on the right.
A man and a woman stand in front of a brick wall and a door.
A high-angle view shows a white sand beach and turquoise water at the base of a large, green-covered cliff.

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