How to Load Film in a Polaroid Image Pro Camera

The Polaroid Corp. was founded by noted inventor Edwin H. Land in the 1937. By the 1960s, Polaroid was a household name and their cameras were used by capture many moments by people across America. The Polaroid Image ProCam came equipped with a time/date stamp, autofocus, light/dark control and was loaded with the classic Polaroid instant camera film. This film could be removed from the camera and would develop by itself in a matter of minutes.

Things You'll Need

• Polaroid 600, 700 or 780 instant film

Instructions

1. Press down on the film door release button, which is found on the front of the camera under the lens, in order to open the film door.

2. Hold the Polaroid film by the edges and insert the film pack.

3. Press on the film door to close. The film cover will eject on its own automatically.

4. Check the film counter, which is found on the back of the camera. It will inform you that there are "10" pictures ready to be taken.

References

• Polaroid: Loading and Unloading the Film
• Funding Universe: Polaroid Corporation