Polaroid ID-104 Econo Manuel utilisateur

ID-104 Econo

ID-104 Deluxe

User's Manual

English 2

Table of contents

Setting up — 4

Unpacking the camera 5

The camera 6

Setting up the work area 7

Setting up the camera 8

Technical Assistance 9

Loading film — 10

Recommended Polaroid films 10

Inserting film 10

Removing film 12

Cleaning the rollers 13

Cleaning the film exit door 14

Taking pictures — 15

Preparing the camera 15

Taking the photo 17

Using the camera buttons and menus — 19

Using the standard buttons 19

Using the Deluxe menu buttons 19

Understanding the Deluxe menu options 20

Using optional equipment — 22

Using the battery 22

Correcting common problems — 23

Polaroid Warranty and Service — 25

ID-104 Camera warranty 25

ID-104 Camera service 25

Worlwide Polaroid Service Directory 26

Certifications — 28

English 4

Setting up

The Polaroid ID-104 Camera lets you quickly and easily take

instant photos for use with ID systems. Use the camera to

take ID photos for use on identification cards, credit cards,

and many other small formats.

There are three models of the ID-104 Camera. Each camera

lets you adjust the exposure, and gives you a choice of taking

4 pictures per sheet. These pictures can be grouped as four

different pictures, four duplicate pictures, or two sets of two

different pictures. Picture-taking operations vary depending

on the model you are using.

The ID-104 Deluxe Camera has a LCD graphical menu

display that guides you through picture-taking operations in

English, French, Italian and Spanish. This camera has

additional programmable features for added functionality.

The ID-104 Econo Camera has a LED panel that uses a series

of lights to guide you through picture-taking operations.

The ID-104 Viva Camera is released for international use

only. It uses a different film format from other ID-104

cameras. Otherwise, the operations are identical to the

Econo.

Unpacking the camera

English 5Setting up

Unpacking the camera

The following figure illustrates the standard parts in the

camera box. If you are missing anything, contact your dealer

or Polaroid Representative.

aID-104 Camera

bStand

cUniversal power supply

The camera

6 English Setting up

The camera

The following illustrates the parts of the camera.

aDisplay

bPower button

cShutter button

dUp icon (Deluxe only)

eMenu icon (Deluxe only)

fFilm compartment

gPower key (Deluxe only)

hRelease pin

iLocking knob

jPower jack

kDown icon (Deluxe only)

lExit icon (Deluxe only)

mAim Light button

nStrobe Boost button

oStrobe

pLenses

qAiming light

rAperture selector switch

Setting up the work area

English 7Setting up

Setting up the work area

You need the following items to set up your work area:

the camera

a table, 29 to 30 in. (76 cm) high

a wastebasket

a piece of non-reflective cloth, preferably felt or velvet

a chair, 17 to 18 in. (45 cm) high

To set up the work area for the ID-104 Camera:

1Use a work area measuring 8 x 10 ft. (2.4 x 3 m).

2Place the camera (a) on the table (b) near an electrical

outlet (c). Avoid placing the camera near a door, window, or

any other place where it might be exposed to extreme

temperatures or direct sunlight.

3Use a wastebasket (d) for discarded tabs and film waste.

4Hang the non-reflective cloth (e) as a photo backdrop.

5Place the chair (f) approximately 40 in. (1 m) from the

camera and as close to the backdrop as possible.

Setting up the camera

8 English Setting up

Setting up the camera

Setting up the camera is simple; follow these steps and your

ID-104 Camera will be ready to take photos in no time.

Note: The following instructions refer to the callouts in the

previous The camera (page 6) section.

Preparing the camera

To set up the camera and turn it on:

1Pull out the silver release pin (h) on the right side of the

camera base with the camera back facing you. While

holding the knob out, firmly grasp the camera head from

the bottom with your left hand and swing it up into the

upright position. Release the knob. The camera head clicks

into place when the camera is fully upright.

2Tighten the large black locking knob (i) under the camera,

preventing it from moving on its base.

3Plug the small end of the AC power supply into the socket

on the back of the camera (j). Plug the power cord into a

grounded AC outlet. If you prefer to use the rechargeable

battery, refer to the instructions in this guide.

4Adjust the aperture switch (r) on the front of the camera for

the recommended f-stop by moving the switch to the

desired setting.

Note: Use these settings at 75°F (24°C) and above. At colder

temperatures, you may have to adjust the settings. Refer to

the film instructions for details.

5Turn on the ID-104 Camera:

Deluxe model. Turn the camera on by turning the key (g)

clockwise 90° to ON. The display reads “Load Film” if the

camera does not contain film, “Pull Film” if the film has

been loaded but the dark slide has not been pulled, and

“Wait” for a warm-up period of about 15 seconds if the

camera contains film. After warm-up, it reads “Ready”.

Film Speed Aperture

ASA 80 f11-1/2

ASA 100 f11-l/2

ASA 125 f16

ASA 3000 f64

Technical Assistance

English 9Setting up

Econo or Viva model. Once the camera is plugged in, the

Ready indicator lights up when the strobe is charged.

To load film, refer to Loading Film (page 10).

6Adjust the camera as needed:

Deluxe model. Use the camera’s menu system to change a

range of programmable settings and to choose the set of

grouped pictures to print.

Econo or Viva model. To increase or decrease the strobe

brightness, press the up or down arrow key until the correct

Exposure LED is illuminated. To choose the number of

pictures, press Select until the correct number appears.

For detailed instructions on using the cameras buttons and

menus, see Using the camera’s menus (page 19).

Technical Assistance

For technical assistance, call toll-free within the U.S.A.:

1-800-225-1618, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

(Eastern time).

Or, write to the Polaroid Resource Center, 201 Burlington

Road, Bedford, MA 01730.

In Canada, call toll free: 1-800-225-1618.

Outside North America, please contact your nearest

Polaroid office.

English 10

Loading film

The following films are recommended for the ID-104

Camera line.

Recommended Polaroid films

Deluxe and Econo models. T669, T667, PC 100, PC-ID UV,

PC 100 ID UV, and custom Identifilm products.

Viva model. Viva Color, Viva Black and White, T88, and

T87.

Inserting film

Inserting a film pack:

1Open the film compartment by rotating its latching cover

to the unlocked position. The door opens as you lift it up,

allowing access to the empty film pack.

2Insert a film pack into the film compartment with the black

paper tab facing you.

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