The Sun660 is a refurbished 1980s Polaroid 600 camera with sonar autofocus, a built-in flash and a fixed 116mm plastic lens. It shoots 8-exposure 600 film and focuses from about 2 feet to infinity, so it handles portraits, candids and indoor shots without manual focus. Against the simpler fixed-focus 600 boxes, the autofocus and flash override give it more control; against modern instant cameras it is bulkier and fully automatic. Owners of refurbished units report sharp, clear pictures and near-new condition, though a few found it tricky at first.
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Buyers of refurbished Sun660 units rate it highly, praising sharp, clear pictures and near-new condition. A few found it tricky to learn at first, and one reported scratches on the lens.
The Polaroid 600 Sun660 is an autofocus instant film camera. It uses Sonar Autofocus, an automatic ultrasonic focusing system, to keep subjects sharp. It takes portraits, candid shots and lower-light scenes.
The camera shoots 600-type instant film, which develops quickly. It has a built-in flash with a manual override. The body is compact and durable for shooting on the go.
This is a vintage camera that has been refurbished by Retrospekt.
