Polaroid Spectra AF manual You can take the most pleasing pictures of people

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20 Guide to better pictures

Picture-taking tips	Color
(pictures 14, 17)	Vibrant, bold colors are vividly reproduced on Spectra
	Vibrant, bold colors are vividly reproduced on Spectra
	ﬁlm (picture 14). Look for color when framing the scene
	in the viewﬁnder. Colorful props such as toys or ﬂowers
	can add interest to the scene.
	Distance
	You can take the most pleasing pictures of people
	when they are 3 to 5 feet (0.9m to 1.5m) from the camera
	(picture 15). Backgrounds become less distracting and
	attention focuses on your subjects.
	Background
	Indoors, try to have a light-colored background.
	Outdoors, keep the background simple (picture 16).
	Composition
	When photographing landscapes, include something in
	the foreground to establish a feeling of depth or dimension
	(picture 17).

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Contents E C T R a a F Page Page Page Page Page Page Safeguards Contents Focusing from 2 feet Sends out sound wavesTo measure the distance To your subjectCamera You can take the most pleasing pictures of people, both IndoorsYour subject should be within the 2 to 15 foot 0.6mTo 4.6m ﬂash range. For best results, your subject should Also be near a light-colored backgroundUsing the camera 6Features Features Recharge indicator Indoors Your subject should be 2 to 15 feet 0.6m To 4.6m from the cameraOutdoorsYour subject should be at least 2 feet 6m awayNormal position Self-timer Features Eyeglass tissues Guide to better picturesGuide to better pictures Keep the sales slip or other proof of the purchase date Blurry picture Cause Repeated spots or Cause Solution Bar pattern Keep the picture con Pictures taken at temper Atures below 55F 13CCan have a blue tint TintYou can take the most pleasing pictures of people Camera, ﬁlm speciﬁcations Guide to better pictures OPN7249A 11/94 English/Español