User manual POLAROID MINIPORTRAIT 206

[. . . ] MiniPortrait Camera Model 206 User Manual Radio and television interference FCC Notice (U. S. A. only) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a residential environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. [. . . ] Caution: Use water only; other cleaning solutions may permanently damage the rollers. 4 Replace the rollers by placing the assembly against the film exit door and rotating it downward. 2-5 Cleaning the film exit door Check the film exit door and remove any pieces of paper or dried film developer. 2-6 3 Taking a picture Taking pictures with the Polaroid MiniPortrait 206 Camera is simple. It requires only a few steps to produce high quality passport or ID photos. This chapter describes the steps you should take each time you take a photo. The first few times you use the MiniPortrait 206 Camera, follow these instructions closely. After you are familiar with the steps, you will be able to take photos on your own. This chapter tells you how to: · Prepare the camera to take photos · Take the photo and process the exposed film 3-1 Preparing the camera To prepare the camera to take passport or ID photos: 1 Plug the AC power cord into the back of the camera and into a wall outlet. Both the green Ready light and the green Exposure light will illuminate. See the example in Chapter 4, LED display functions. Note: If the camera is unused for approximately ten minutes, it will automatically shut off to conserve power. Press the On button to reactivate the camera. 2 If necessary, load film into the camera. Refer to Chapter 2, Loading film, for detailed instructions. Place your subject in a chair against the backdrop. For best results, position the subject as close to the backdrop as possible. Remember, passport photos require a white background. For questions regarding passport specifications and techniques, call toll-free: 1-800-343-5000. 3 Note: For passport photos, move the aiming light selector to "PP"; for ID photos, set the selector to "ID". Refer to the section The camera, in Chapter 1, for the location of the aiming light selector. 3-2 4 Press the Aiming button and aim the lights at your subject. The lights blink for 15 seconds while you aim the camera. Note: The aiming lights must be blinking in order for you to take a picture. 5 Position the camera so that the lights converge on your subject's chin. 3-3 6 If your subject has a dark complexion, press the face brightener (Boost) button. Refer to The camera, in Chapter, 1 for location of the button. [. . . ] and Canada If your MiniPortrait 206 Camera requires service, call Polaroid Technical Assistance toll-free from within the U. S. A. at 1-800343-5000, Monday through Friday, 8 a. m. From Canada, call toll-free at 1-800-268-6970. To return the camera for service, pack it carefully in its original shipping carton or other sturdy container, with plenty of padding. [. . . ]