Spectra
Spectra
Polaroid
Spectra
1986 – 1994
Spectra FilmSpectra / Image
Polaroid's premium camera system of the late 1980s, producing wider rectangular prints on a new film format. Known as the "Image" outside North America, the Spectra featured a Quintic lens designed by optical engineer James Baker, built-in electronic flash, sonar autofocus, and a sophisticated electronic exposure system.
Notable Features
- Quintic five-element lens designed by James Baker
- Wider rectangular print format
- Self-timer and multiple exposure capability
- Known as 'Image' outside North America
Specifications
- Film Type
- Spectra/Image integral film
- Lens
- 125mm f/10 Quintic glass (5-element)
- Shutter
- Electronic, programmed auto-exposure
- Flash
- Built-in electronic flash with fill-flash
- Viewfinder
- Optical, real-image
- Focus
- Sonar autofocus
- Dimensions
- 7.5 x 4.5 x 3 in (closed)
- Weight
- 1.5 lbs
- Battery
- 6V flat cell in film pack
