Polaroid ProPack, Repair Manual

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6 ProPack Camera
This section of the Repair Manual is divided into two major parts: “Similarities to Reporter/
EE100” and “New Features.” Although the similarities are briefly discussed here, you should
reread the Reporter and EE100 manuals to gain an in-depth knowledge of these areas which are
common among the three camera models.
Among the new features in the ProPack are an interface capability with a dedicated electronic
strobe called ProFlash, a modified CB103 camera back, and an integral digital electronic timer.
Using 3000 speed film and the new electronic strobe, the camera can take unusually distant shots
at night. With 3000 speed film and the film selector set to 80, well-exposed pictures can be
made of subjects within a subject range of 50 to 75 feet (15.2 to 22.9 meters). These features
will be discussed in detail later.
SIMILARITIES TO REPORTER/EE100:
Film
Nine types of pack film may be used in the ProPack:
TABLE 1-1
FILM CHARACTERISTICS
Film ISO Picture
Type Speed Format Type
Polacolor 80/20 Square Color Prints
Type 88
Polacolor 80/20 Rectangular Color Prints
Type 108
Polacolor 80/20 Rectangular Color Prints
Type 669
Polacolor 80/20 Rectangular Color Prints
Type 668
Polacolor 3000/36 Square Coaterless
Type 87 Black & White Prints
Polaroid 3000/36 Rectangular Black & White Prints
Type 107
Polaroid 3000/36 Rectangular Coaterless
Type 107C Black & White Prints
Polaroid 3000/36 Rectangular Coaterless
Type 667 Black & White Prints
Polaroid 80/20 Retangular Black & White Prints
Type 665 with Negatives