Polaroid EE land 100 Camera

Polaroid EE land 100 Camera
by Polaroid

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Manufacturer: Polaroid
Model: EE Land 100
Product features:

The EE100 can use both 100-series and 80-series packfilms
Fixed non-focusing viewfinder
Focusing is carried out by turning the distance-marked front lens element
Takes generic 'blue dot' flashcubes

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Customer Review: Polaroid EE100 Camera
Summary: 2 Stars

This is a folding packfilm camera from Polaroid. It has a cheap plastic lens, and is known for being susceptible to light leaks. There is no focusing aid, just a dial with incremental footage that is frequently inaccurate. Classic measure, estimate, and hope to god the dial is still properly calibrated. There is a socket that will accept some older flashes.

Oh, and the camera is worth about $15-$20. Anyone charging more is a damned thief.

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Description of Polaroid EE land 100 Camera

100 Series Pack cameras These cameras were developed after the rollfilm models and were designed to use the newly developed 100 series pack film. Like with the Swinger the film sandwich was pulled out of the camera to develop outside of the camera, but instead of two separate rolls the film was built into a compact easy loading film pack which contained 8 exposures. One of Polaroid's second generation of folding, 100-series packfilm cameras, the EE100 similar to other models The Reporter and the EE100 Special, the only functional difference being that it lacks the '3000ER' setting (for using ISO3000 films at full aperture) that those models have. The EE100 can use both 100-series and 80-series packfilms, and the fixed non-focusing viewfinder has guides to show the film sizes for each. Focusing is carried out by turning the distance-marked front lens element; unlike the original Polaroid 100-400 series folding packfilm cameras, this series features no rangefinder mechanism. As an improvement over the original folding series however, there is no need to cock the shutter after each exposure, and the folding mechanism is greatly simplified. The EE100 also takes generic 'blue dot' flashcubes, with a wind-up hot shoe and diffuser set to one side of the lens.