Polaroid Spectra Blitz
Features
- Wide-angle lens - Catch more of the world!
- Uses easily found Spectra film
- Auto-quench built-in electronic flash
- Authentic deadstock
Full Specification
- WIDE-ANGLE LENS:
The Blitz Spectra features a 100mm lens – which is roughly equivalent to a 32mm lens on a standard 35mm camera. This is 25% wider than the usual Spectra 1200 and 33% wider than your average 600-series Polaroid. That means that your images capture more of the outside world, have a nice bit of wide-angle distortion at the edges, and are generally more awesome in every way. - SPECTRA FILM FORMAT:
As the name implies, this silver beauty shoots Polaroid’s Spectra instant color glossy film. It’s substantially larger than the usual square Polaroid shots – and has a subtle landscape format with its image size of 3.6 x 2.9 inches (9.2cm x 7.3cm). Colors are bright and image definition is very tasty. If you’re a hardcore Polaroid person, then you can also load pro-quality 1200 or 990 film inside too. - AUTO-QUENCH ELECTRONIC FLASH:
Using an external light meter, it fires in any low-light, indoors, or outdoor shadow situation. This allows you to use it as a primary light source or a slamming fill flash. The “Quench” feature means that your Spectra won’t blow out your subject into a glowing white ball – unless of course you stand right on top of them and want that effect. - AUTHENTIC DEADSTOCK:
We’ve got exactly 200 pieces of pristine, brand-new, and untouched Polaroid Blitz Spectra cameras. As they have been out of production for a few years, finding a new one is becoming more and more difficult by the day. These are sealed in a plastic clamshell and just waiting for a girl (or guy) like you.