Polaroid 660 User Guide - Page 12

Sun 600, Sun 660 AF, Taking a picture through glass, or a window - autofocus

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600 Series Camera Taking a picture through glass or a window Sun 600 Photographing a daylight scene through glass is a special situation which requires that you stop the electronic flash from firing, to avoid a flash reflection. Take the picture by pressing only the flash override button. Flash Override Button User Guide Sun 660 AF Photographing a daylight scene (more than 12 feet away) through a window is a special situation which requires that you take these precautions. To avoid focusing on the window, hold in the autofocus override button. To avoid a flash reflection, stop the flash from firing and take the picture by pressing the flash override button. Autofocus Override Button Flash Override Button 12

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600 Series Camera
User Guide
12
Taking a picture through glass
or a window
Sun 600
Photographing a daylight scene through
glass is a special situation which requires
that you stop the electronic flash from
firing, to avoid a flash reflection.
Take the picture by pressing only the flash
override button.
Autofocus Override
Button
Flash Override
Button
Flash Override
Button
Sun 660 AF
Photographing a daylight scene (more
than 12 feet away) through a window is a
special situation which requires that you
take these precautions.
To avoid focusing on the window, hold in
the autofocus override button.
To avoid a
flash reflection, stop the flash from firing
and take the picture by pressing the flash
override button.