Polaroid 600 SE Analogue camera

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The Polaroid 600 SE is a flagship professional camera from the Polaroid brand, built on the Mamiya Press platform and using Mamiya lenses, which provide exceptionally sharp photos.

The difference between the 600 and 600 SE models is that the 600 has a fixed Mamiya lens with a focal length of 127 mm, whereas the 600 SE has interchangeable lenses. It is fully manual, very solidly built and quite large, so a sturdy tripod will surely come in handy. It allows for beautiful photos. The 600 SE is standard equipped with a 127 mm lens, but supports two optional lenses: portrait (150 mm) and wide-angle (75 mm). It supports interchangeable film backs, and after using a Mamiya adapter you can also use 120 film backs.

Features
Variable aperture and shutter settings: enable better capture of motion and depth of field
Coincidence rangefinder with a bright image: provides a sharp image and accurate framing
Solid grip with adjustable hand strap: facilitates handling and use
The standard kit includes the Mamiya 127 mm f/4.7 lens — ensures sharp images across the full range
Other coated color-corrected lenses are also available (600 SE – see below)
Specifications
Shutter: 1/500-B with X synchronization for flash
Flash: Uses conventional flash with X synchronization
Interchangeable backs for flexibility
Aluminum alloy body (solid)
600 lens options SE
Normal lens: mount 127 mm (f/4.7) Wide-angle lens: mount 75 mm (f/5.6) [ 1 ] Portrait lens: mount 150 mm (f/5.6)