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USER MANUAL ORIGINALSTaNONE STEP 2 ITYPE CAMERA BLEU CIEL POLAROID

Inspired by the original OneStep camera from 1977, the Polaroid OneStep 2 is an analog instant camera for the modern era. It takes a moment and turns it into something you can hold, something you can share, something real.

K Film counter LEDs A Self-timer button

N Micro-USB slot I Shutter button

Attach the camera neck strap

Please be sure to read through this manual before using the OneStep 2. Keep for future reference.

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Charge the camera Important The OneStep 2 will not be fully charged upon purchase — it should be fully charged before first use. To charge the camera, plug the USB charging cable into the Micro-USB slot on the camera’s back panel, and the other end of the cable into a charger, such as a smartphone adapter or your computer’s USB slot. The red flash charge LED will turn off when the battery is fully charged. A full charge usually takes about 2 hours through a wall socket with a smartphone adapter, or up to 4 hours through a computer’s USB slot. A fully-charged OneStep 2 camera will have enough power to shoot 15-20 packs of film, depending on usage. Remember to turn your camera off after every use to conserve battery life.

OneStep 2 Camera USB Charging Cable User Manual Camera Neck Strap

1. Turn the camera on/off To turn the camera on, slide the power switch into the ON position (down). The flash charging LED on the back panel will start blinking to charge the flash, and the remaining film counter on the top of the camera will light up to indicate that the camera is switched on. To turn the camera off again, return the power switch to the OFF position. 2. Load the film Slide the film door latch to open the film door. Push the film cassette all the way in, with the film’s darkslide facing up. Note Please check individual film packaging for development time, handling and storage details. 3. Close film door When you close the film door, the darkslide will eject from the camera automatically, underneath the film shield. The plastic film shield is

designed to protect images from light as they develop — it should not be removed. Take the darkslide out from under the film shield and let the film shield roll back up. If the darkslide has not ejected, remove the film pack and re-insert it, making sure it is pushed all the way to the back of the camera. 4. Set the Flash & Lighten/Darken Flash The camera flash will trigger by default when you shoot with the OneStep 2. To shoot without the flash, press and hold the flash override button on the back panel as you press the shutter button. Warning Shooting without flash will reduce camera performance and picture quality in most lighting situations except brightly-lit, sunny environments. We recommend always shooting with flash. Lighten/Darken Use the lighten/darken switch on the right side of the lens barrel to adjust

How to use the OneStep

6. Compose your photo To avoid a blurry photo, make sure you are at least 60cm (2 feet) away from your subject when you take the picture. For the best results, always try to shoot with your light source behind you. 7. Take the photo Press the shutter button all the way in to take the photo. The photo will be ejected from the slot at the front of the camera as soon as you let go of the shutter button. It will be shielded from the light by the film shield, and will be held in place until you are ready to remove it. 8. Remove and shield the photo Remove the photo from beneath the film shield and let the film shield roll back into the camera. Place the photo face

down to continue shielding it from light as it develops.

Further Guidance Using the self-timer The OneStep 2 has a self-timer function allowing you to place yourself in your photos or create perfectly-timed photographs. To use the self-timer, press the self-timer button on the left of the lens barrel. The self-timer button will light up to solid orange, indicating that the self-timer is activated. Once you have framed your photo, press the shutter button. The self-timer uses an 8-second interval between pressing the shutter button and taking the photograph. Once triggered, the self-timer’s orange LED will blink to indicate the self-timer countdown. In bright or sunny environments, the camera flash will also countdown with short, low-power flashes. Note When using the self-timer to shoot, the

flash will trigger automatically. To make self-timed photos without flash, activate the self-timer, then press and hold the flash override button as you press the shutter button. How much film is left in the pack There are 8 orange LED lights on top of the camera. When the OneStep 2 is switched on and not in sleep mode, the LEDs will constantly display the film count. The number of LEDs which light up corresponds to the number of shots left in the film pack. For example: If 6 LEDs light up, that means there are 6 shots left in the film pack. If you have used up all 8 shots in the film pack, or if there is no film pack inserted in the camera, then the LEDs will blink rapidly when you turn the camera on. How much battery you have left The camera has 3 battery states, indicated by

5. Using the viewfinder The OneStep 2 uses a traditional viewfinder located on the right side of the lens barrel. The viewfinder is most accurate when you align your right eye with the space behind the viewfinder, resting your cheek on the slope of the camera body. Note Remember that the viewfinder sits slightly above and to the right of the camera’s lens — above and to the left from your perspective when shooting — so you will need to adjust

your aim to compose your shot correctly when shooting at distances of 1.2 meters or less.

the exposure of your shot. To get a brighter photo, move the lighten/darken switch right to the plus/lighten position. For a darker photo, move the lighten/darken switch left to the minus/darken position. These two settings correspond to different Exposure Values (EV). The camera’s Exposure Values are +½ EV (when you move the switch to plus/lighten) and -½ EV (when you move the switch to minus/darken).

Compatible Film The OneStep 2 works with all Polaroid Originals i-Type and 600 type film packs. We recommend using i-Type film as it is optimized for use with the OneStep 2. Power supply Charge the OneStep 2 before use to ensure it has enough power for the duration of your shoot (see →Charge the Camera). The flash charge LED will be solid red whilst the camera is plugged in and charging, and will turn off once the camera is fully charged. Attach the camera neck strap See page 8 for guide to attaching your neck strap.

Using a Tripod 6. Press shutter button to The OneStep 2 has a tripod incrementally advance roller socket in its base, which works positions. with most standard tripods. 7. Once both rollers are clean on Simply screw your tripod all sides, close the film door. mount into the socket on the 8. Rollers will automatically rebase of the OneStep 2. turn to their correct position. Note With most tripods, the tripod mount will need to be unscrewed before you can load or exchange film into the OneStep 2.

& FAQ Cleaning the rollers Sometimes excess developer paste from photos may build up on the camera’s rollers, affecting the camera’s performance and causing photos to show unwanted imperfections. The OneStep 2 has a built-in roller cleaning mode to help with this issue. Just follow these steps: 1. Turn the camera off. 2. Open the film door. 3. Hold the flash override button and press the shutter button. 4. The camera is now in roller cleaning mode. 5. Using a damp cloth or cotton swab, gently clean the rollers.

My OneStep 2 won’t eject my photo/darkslide Make sure that your OneStep 2 camera is charged: The camera’s flash charge LED will blink red if it doesn’t have enough charge to operate. If this is the case, you should recharge your camera before using the camera again. Make sure you still have film in your camera: to check, slide the power switch off and on. The remaining film counter LEDs will indicate how many shots you have left in the film pack. If the LEDs flash rapidly when the the camera turns on again, this means that there are

how much battery remains. For example: If 6 LEDs light up, that means the camera has 6/8 (75%) charge remaining. Once you release the self-timer button, the LEDs will return to displaying the number of shots remaining in your film pack.

the camera’s flash charge LED light: 1. Battery charged: Enough charge for at least 2 packs of film. The flash LED will blink green whilst charging between shots, and will be solid green when ready to shoot. 2. Battery low: Enough charge for about 1 pack of film. The flash LED will blink orange whilst charging between shots, and will be solid orange when ready to shoot. 3. Battery empty: No charge remaining. The flash led will blink red, and the camera will cease to operate until it is recharged. A fully-charged OneStep 2 camera will have enough power to shoot 15-20 packs of film, depending on usage. To check the camera’s charge at any time, switch the camera off, then switch it back on whilst holding down the self-timer button. The 8 film counter LEDs on top of the camera will light up, indicating

Make photos indoors Always use the flash when shooting indoors, even if you don’t think you need it. Indoor light appears yellow on analog film — the OneStep 2’s flash is designed to compensate for this. Make photos at night When shooting at a party (or any indoor night-time environment), you should always use the flash. You can also try moving the lighten/darken switch to the plus/lighten position to get a brighter shot.

or side-on. If your environment is very bright, you can try moving the lighten/darken switch to the minus/darken position to let less light into the shot and prevent it from being “blown out”. In any situation where you are not shooting in bright, direct sunlight, we recommend still using the flash to achieve the best shots.

Make landscape photos When trying to capture a landscape shot, make sure that the sun or main light source is behind you to prevent the image from being “blown out” by excess light. On a cloudy or overcast day with low light, you may wish to place the camera on a tripod Make photos outdoors or steady surface which will Natural light is your best make it easier for the entire friend when it comes to instant scene to remain in focus. photography. On a sunny day outdoors, you don’t need to use your flash at all. Make sure not to shoot towards the sun; shoot with the sun behind you, facing your subject directly

Tips for Making Great Photos

no shots left in the film pack, or position for a brighter image. that no film pack is inserted. My photo turned out The flash doesn’t fire blurry or fuzzy when I take a photo When shooting, make sure When taking photos make sure to hold the camera steady, you aren’t accidentally pressing especially in low light conthe flash override button, locat- ditions, and make sure you ed on the camera’s back panel. have a strong light source to illuminate your shot. My photo turned out We strongly recommend slightly too dark that you always shoot with We strongly recommend that flash when shooting indoors, you always shoot with flash as well as outside at nightwhen shooting indoors, as well time, at dusk and on cloudy as outside at night-time, at days with low light conditions. dusk and on cloudy days with You can also use a tripod to low light conditions. give your camera a stable Make sure you are not base. shooting towards the sun; Make sure you are not too the OneStep 2 meters the aver- close to your subject when age light level it sees. When taking photos. In order to shooting toward sunlight, the avoid blurry or out-of-focus excessive light may cause the photos, you should shoot from camera to over-compensate at least 60cm (2 ft) away from when exposing the image, your subject. creating an image that is too dark to expose your subject properly. Move the lighten/darken switch on the right side of the lens barrel to the plus/lighten

Technical Specifications General Dimensions 150mm (L) ×111mm (W) ×97mm (H) Weight 460 grams (without film pack) Operating Temperature 40–108°F / 4–42°C, 5–90% relative humidity Compatible Film Polaroid Originals i-Type and 600 type film in both Color and Black & White, including Special Editions. Battery High performance lithium-ion battery, 1100mAh, 3.7V nominal voltage, 4.07Wh

• Power consumption varies depending on the environment the device is used in and how the device has been stored. Used Caution risk of electric shock — do not open/ immediately after full charge, the battery disassemble the motorized roller system will power the processing of up to 20 film • Do not disassemble the device. Incorrect packs with flash exposures. Due to the reassembly can cause electrical shock if high energy requirements of the flash, we the device is used again. recommend charging the camera fully • Do not immerse the device in water or before every session for best results. other fluids. • Once the battery energy level falls below • Do not operate the device in a high a certain level, the device will no longer humidity environment or very dusty process film. The LED will blink and signal environments. when it needs to be recharged. This is to • Do not attempt to tamper with, adjust or avoid a photo getting stuck as it is being remove the battery and/or the electronics processed through the roller system. located below the rollers behind the • The rechargeable battery is not fully device’s film door. charged at the time of purchase. Charge • Do not attempt to remove the door itself the battery fully with the USB charging as it is connected electronically to the cable (provided). This usually takes 1-2 body of the device. Doing so is unsafe, will hours (can vary depending on usage). likely damage your device, and will void • The supplied battery charging cable has your warranty. been tested to work with the Apple iPhone • Do not insert metal objects into the power adaptors. While it can be used in device. other USB ports e.g. computer, USB power • Do not insert any objects into the rollers adaptors, TVs, cars etc., correct operation or gears. cannot be guaranteed. • Keep small children and infants away from • When the device is no longer in use, device to avoid them being injured by the please recycle it properly. device’s moving parts. • Do not use or store the device near any Usage Environment heat source or any type of equipment • To protect the high-precision technology that generates heat, including stereo contained in this device, never leave the amplifiers. camera in the following environments • Do not use the device near flammable or for extended periods of time: high explosive gases. temperature (+42°C/108°F), high • Do not charge the device if you notice any humidity, places with extreme changes unusual odors, noise or smoke. in temperature (hot and cold), direct • Do not attempt to disassemble the film’s sunlight, sandy or dusty environments battery or modify it in any way (if using such as beaches, damp places, or places 600-type film). If battery fluid gets in with strong vibrations. your eyes, immediately rinse your eyes • Do not drop the device or subject it to with fresh, cold running water and seek severe shocks or vibrations. medical attention immediately. • Do not push, pull or press on the lens. Battery and Charger • This device uses a custom lithium-ion battery that is non-removable and mounted inside the camera body. No other type of battery can be used. Battery replacement can only be done by authorized service centers. The battery will provide many years of service if properly used.

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EU Declaration of Conformity Hereby, Impossible B.V. declares that the OneStep 2 analog instant camera is in compliance with the essential requirements of the Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (2014/30/EU), Low Voltage Directive (2014/35/EU) and RoHs Directive (2011/65/EU) and other relevant provisions, when used for its intended purpose.

Industry Canada (IC) This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rule and Industry Canada license–exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the FCC Compliance Statement following two conditions: (1) This device This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC may not cause harmful interference, and (2) Rules. Operation is subject to the following this device must accept any interference two conditions: (1) this device may not cause received, including interference that may harmful interference, and (2) this device cause undesired operation. Le présent must accept any interference received, appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie including interference that may cause Canada applicables aux appareils radio undesired operation. exempts de licence. L’exploitation est Caution The user is cautioned that changes autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes: (1) or modifications not expressly approved l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, by the party responsible for compliance et (2) l’utilisateur d’appareil doit accepter could void the user’s authority to operate tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, the equipment. This equipment must not be même si le brouillage est susceptible d’en co-located or operated in conjunction with compromettre le fonctionnement. any other antenna or transmitter. Note This equipment has been tested and The symbol means that according found to comply with the limits for a Class B to local laws and regulations your digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC product should be disposed of separately rules. These limits are designed to provide from household waste. When this product reasonable protection against harmful reaches its end of life, take it to a collection interference in a residential installation. point designated by local authorities. Some This equipment generates, uses and can collection points accept products for free. radiate radio frequency energy and, if not The separate collection and recycling of installed and used in accordance with the your product at the time of disposal will instructions, may cause harmful interference help conserve natural resources and ensure to radio communications. However, there that it is recycled in a manner that protects is no guarantee that interference will not human health and the environment. occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment

Important directions for using Lithium–Ion Batteries 1. Do not throw into fire. 2. Do not short circuit. 3. Do not disassemble. 4. Do not continue to use when damaged. 5. Dispose correctly after use. 6. Keep away from water.

off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This equipment complies with fcc radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. End user must follow the specific operating instructions for satisfying rf exposure compliance.

End of life disposal warning: When the product has come to the end of life, dispose of it in accordance with local regulations. This product is subject to the EU directive 202/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) and should not be disposed as unsorted municipal waste. Revision 3.0 - 10/2017 Manufactured in China. This product is distributed and sold by Impossible B.V., P.O. Box 242, 7500 AE Enschede, The Netherlands and its wholly owned subsidiaries. Polaroid, Polaroid Classic Border logo, Polaroid Originals Design and Polaroid OneStep are trademarks of PLR IP Holdings, LLC, used under license. PLR IP Holdings, LLC does not manufacture this product or provide any Manufacturer’s Warranty or support.

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