Polaroid Originals OneStep2 User manual

Polaroid
One
Step~
Inspired by
the
original
OneStep camera from
1977,
the Polaroid OneStep 2 is
an
analog instantcamera
for
the
modern era. Ittakes a
moment
and turns
it
into somethingyou
can hold, somethingyou can
share, something real.

f) Self-timer button
0 Shutter button
C) Infrared LED
G) Lighten/
darken
switch
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0Light
meter
G) Film door latch
0 Film shield

0 Film
counter
LEOs
8 Viewfinder
4D
Neck strap
loops
8
On/off
switch
eFlash
LED
OMicro-1
slot
(!)Flash over
button

e Retardateur Bot6n
del
temporizador Pulsante autoscatto
automatico
e
LED
infrarouge
LED
infrarrojo
LED
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de
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de
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du
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del
compartimento
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sportello
film depelicula
del
vano pellicola
Protecteur
de
film Protector
de
fotos
Llnguetta retrattile
di
protezione
0 Declencheur Bot6n
de
disparo Pulsante dell'otturatore
8 Vlseur Visor Mlrino
0
LEOs
decompte
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fotos
LED LED
del
contatoredella
de
photos
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LED
de carga
del
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LED
di
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USB
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micro
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micro
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de
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User Manual 14
Box Contents
14
How to Use the OneStep 2
17
Further· Guidance
19
Troublcs~looti ng & FAQ
21
Tips for Making Great Photos
22
Customer Support
22
Technical Specincations
23
Safety Information
24
Compliance
Manuel
26
Contenu de la bo1te
d'utilisation 26
Comment util1scr le OncStcp 2
29
Consells supplementa1r·es
32
Depannage et F.A.Q.
34
Conseils pour prendre
d'excellcntes photos
36
Serv1ce clientele
36
Specif1c3tJons techniques
37
Informatrons de securite
38 Conformrte
Manual 42
Contenido de la cap
de usuario 42
Como util1zar la OncStcp 2
45
Gula ad1c1onal
48
Solucion de problemas
y preguntas frecuentes
50
Co nseJos para ~l c.l ccr fotografIas
perfectas
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Atencion al cl1 e nte
51
Espec1flcac1oncs tccn1cas
52
Inforrnac1on s obre segundad
53
Curnplimicnto de ld normativa
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56
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Boxcontents
01
OneStep 2 Camera
02
use Charging Cable
03
User Manual
04
Camera Neck Strap
How
to
use
the
OneStep~
Charge
the
camera
ImQortant The OneStep
2
will
not
be fully charged
upon purchase -
it
should
be fully charged before ftr$t
use.
To
charge the camera,
plug the use charging cable
into the Micro-use
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
use slot. A fully-charged
OneStep 2 camera will have
enough power
to
shoot
15-20
packs
of
ftlm, depending on
usage. Remember
to
turn your
camera
off
after every use
to
conserve battery life.

1. Turn the make sure the camera is
camera on/off switched on. When you close
To turn the camera on, slide the film door, the darkslide
the power
switch into the will eject from the camera
ON position (down). The flash automatically, underneath the
c
en
(D
charging LED on the back film shield. The plastic film
..,
:!::
panel will start blinking to
shield is designed to protect
m
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c
~
charge the flash, and the images from light as they
remaining film
counter on the develop - it should not be
top of the camera will light up removed. Take the darkslide
to indicate that the camera is out from under the film shield
switched on. and
let the film shield roll back
To turn the camera off up. If the darkslide has not
again, return the power switch
ejected, remove the film pack
to the OFF position. and re-insert it, making sure
it is pushed all the way to the
2. Load the film
back of the camera.
Before loadingthe film, make
sure
the camera is switched 4.
Set the Flash
on. Slide
the film door latch & Lighten/Darken
to open the film door. Push Flash The camera flash will
the film cassette all the way trigger by default when you
in,
with the film's darkslide shoot with the OneStep 2. To
facing up.
shoot without the flash, press
Note Please check and hold the flash override
individual film packaging
button on the back panel as
for developmenttime, you press the shutter button.
handling and storage
We recommend only shooting
details.
without flash in brightly-lit,
sunny settings.
3.
Close film door LightenLDarken Use the
Before closing the film door, lighten/darken switch on the

right side of the lens barrel to
adjust 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 +1
/2 EV (when you move the
switch to plus/lighten) and -1 /2
EV (when you move the switch
to minus/darken).
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.
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 bestresults, always try to
shoot with your lightsource
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
environments,
the
camera
camera. Place the photoface flash
will
also countdown
with
down
to
continue shielding
it
short,
low-power
flashes.
from light as
it
develops.
Note
When usingthe self-
timer
to
shoot,
the
flash c
~
willtrigger automatically.
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f
To
make self-timed photos
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Further i
without
flash, activate the
Guidance self-timer, then press and
hold the flash override
button as you press
the
Using
the
self-timer
shutter button.
The OneStep 2 has a self-
timer function allowing you
How
much
film
is
left
to
place yourselfin your
in
the
pack
photos
or
create perfectly- There are 8 orange
LED
lights
timed photographs.
To
use on
top
of
the camera.
When
the self-timer, press
the
theOneStep 2 is switched on
self-timer
button
on
the
left
of
and
not
in sleep mode, the
the lens barrel. The self-timer
LEOs
will constantly displaythe
button
will
light
up
to
solid film count. The number
of
LEOs
orange, indicating
that
the
which light up corresponds
to
self-timer is activated. Once the number
of
shots
left
in the
you have framed your photo, film pack.
press
the
shutter
button. The For example:
If
6
LEOs
light
self-timer uses an a-second up,
that
means there are 6
interval between pressing
the
shots leftin
the
film pack.
If
you
shutter button and taking
the
have used up all8 shots in the
photograph. Once triggered, film pack,
or
if
there is no film
the self-timer's orange
LED
will
pack inserted in the camera,
blink
to
indicate
the
self-timer
then the
LEOs
will blink rapidly
countdown.
In
bright
or
sunny when you turn the camera on.

How
much
battery
you have
left
The camera has 3 battery
states, indicated by
the
camera's flash charge
LED
light:
1.
Batte~
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
em~tY-:
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
15-20packs
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
LEOs
on
top
of
the
camera
will
light up, indicating
how
much battery remains.
For example:
If
6
LEOs
light up,
that
means
the
camera has
6/8
{750/o)
charge
remaining. Once you release
the
self-timer button,
the
LEOs
will
return
to
displaying
the
number
of
shots remaining in
your
fiLm
pack.
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
The OneStep 2 has a
tripod
socket
in
its
base,
which
works
with
most
standard
tripods.
Simply
screw
your
tripod
mount
onto
the
OneStep 2.
Note
With
most
tripods,
the
tripod
mount
will
need
to
be unscrewed
before
you can
load
or
exchange
film
into
the
OneStep 2.
Troubleshooting
&
F.A.Q.
My
OneStep 2
won't
eject
my
photo/darkslide
Make sure
that
the
powerswitch
is in
the
ON position, particularly
when insertinga newpack
of
film. Your camera will
not
operate, includingejectingthe
darkslidefrom new packs
of
film,
if
it
is
not
switched on.
Make sure
that
your
OneStep 2 camera is charged:
The camera's flash charge
LED
willblink red
if
it
doesn'thave
enough charge
to
operate.
If
this
isthe case, you should recharge
your camera before usingthe
camera again.
Makesure you still have film
in your camera:
to
check, slide
the powerswitch
off
and on.
The remaining film counter
LEOs
willindicate howmanyshots
you have
left
in thefilm pack.
If
the
LEOs
flash rapidly when the
thecamera turns on again, this
means
that
there are no shots
left
in thefilm pack, or
that
no
film packis inserted.

The flash doesn'tfire
when I
take
a photo
When taking photos make
sure you aren't accidentally
pressing
the
flash override
button, located on
the
camera's back panel.
My photo turned
out
slightly
too
dark
We
strongly recommend
that
you always
shoot
with flash
when shooting indoors, as
well as outside
at
night-time,
at
dusk and on cloudy days
with
low
light conditions.
Make sure you are
not
shootingtowards
the
sun;
the
OneStep 2 meters the average
light level
it
sees. When
shooting toward sunlight,
the
excessive light may cause
the
camera
to
over-compensate
when exposing
the
image,
creating an image
that
is
too
dark
to
reveal yoursubject
properly.
Move
the
lighten/darken
switch on
the
right side
of
the
lens barrel
to
the
plus/lighten
position
for
a brighter image.
My
photo turned out
blurry
or
fuzzy
When shooting, make sure
to
hold
the
camera steady,
especially in
low
light
conditions, and make sure you
have a strong
light
source
to
illuminateyour shot.
We
strongly recommend
that
you always
shoot
with
flash when shooting indoors,
as
well
as outside
at
night-
time,
at
dusk and on cloudy
days with
low
light conditions.
You
can also use a
tripod
to
give your camera a stable
base.
Make sure you are
not
too
close
to
your
subject
when
taking photos.
In
order
to
avoid blurry
or
out-of-focus
photos, you should
shoot
from
at
least 60cm
(2ft)
away from
your subject.