Polaroid PZ2001 instruction manual Double Exposure, Rewinding the Film

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the tele or wide zooming buttons to compose your picture.

3.Press the Shutter Release button.

4.The Red-Eye Reduction LED will blink slowly for about 7 seconds, and then blink quickly for the last 3 seconds before releasing the shutter automatically.

Double Exposure

A double exposure occurs when, prior to development, an exposed piece of film is re-shot with a second image on top of the first. This feature allows for the same subject to appear twice on the same image and is normally used to create a special effect to your images. When using this mode, the camera should be placed on a steady support (use of a tripod is recommended).

1.Press the Mode button twice until the double exposure icon is displayed on the LCD panel.

2.Place the camera on a steady support and focus on the subject. Make sure your subject is at least 4.92ft. (1.5m) away from the camera and use the tele or wide zooming buttons to compose your picture.

3.Press the Shutter Release button. The film will not advance to the next frame, allowing you to take a second picture of the same subject on the same frame of film.

4.Press the Shutter Release button again to take your second picture of the same subject. The film will then advance to the next frame, allowing you to achieve the double exposure effect.

5.The camera restores to normal auto mode automatically.

6.To use the double exposure function again, repeat steps 1 to 4 in this section.

Rewinding the Film

1.As soon as the end of the film is reached, the film will rewind automatically. When rewinding, the frame digits on the LCD panel will count down.

2.To rewind the film in mid roll, press the Mid-Roll Rewind button.

3.When rewinding is complete, the motor stops automatically; the frame digits on the LCD will display “0”.

4.Open the Film Compartment Door and remove the film for processing.

Note:

Do not open the Film Compartment Door if the film has not been completely

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