- the camera includes a 103mm f/14.6 plastic lens, fixed focus and an exposure compensation dial wheel, that can be used to slightly adjust the exposure. The Polaroid 100 land camera uses the SX-70 time zero film, and has a fixed focal length with a fixed aperture and focus. The exposure time is variable from about 1 second to 1150 seconds and it selects depending on the light situation itself with the built-in light meter.

Taking pictures with the instant camera is easy - aim at the subject through the viewfinder, press the red shutter button and out comes the picture.

A visually stunning classic and a vintage collector's item.

Used with care.

Grab it while you can!