Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera - Camera

Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera - CameraManual focus folding SLR instant camera produced in 1972 by Polaroid. The SX 70 was the world's first folding SLR and introduced the integral print film technology used by Polaroid and Fujifilm Instax cameras to this day. It uses SX 70 format film. Metal body available in chrome. Lens: Polaroid 116mm f8 (4 elements) Minimum focus distance: 0. 264m Shutter: 10s 1 175s Size: 182 x 106 x 44 mm (folded) Weight: 667g

Nikon 60mm f2

Covers up to 5x7

Fully coupled to the camera body electronically & mechanically

Some different variations were made

Autofocus digital bridge-style point-and-shoot camera introduced by Nikon in 2011

The successor of this lens is named the same but has a macro mode with light blue markings near the "70" mark on the zoom ring

It does not support VR capabilities with AF-S lenses

For automatic diaphragm control with the PB-6 bellows

5X and is indeed very useful

It is designed for APS-C-sized sensors and gives the equivalent field of view to a 30mm lens on full frame/35mm

The optical design was derived from a Carl Zeiss Sonnar available at the time

Built in leaf shutter that is operated by the camera body