Polaroid 111523 User Manual

Repair Manual

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3. Set the lighten/darken buttons to the desired exposure (trim).

Makes the picture lighter or darker to enhance the specific details

of the subject.

• Normally the camera provides the correct exposure for subjects of

average brightness.

Each setting adjusts the flash output by 1/3 f-stop.  The center

light is the nominal setting.

White arrow lightens the picture (increases exposure).

Black arrow darkens the picture (decreases exposure).

4. Set date/time selector buttons to the desired date/time sequence to be printed

on  the picture.

Note: This function is optional.  It can be shut off if desired.  For detailed

information on how to select, or set, the current date/time, refer to the
Macro 5 SLR User's Guide.

The five printable date sequences are as follows:

• No Print Mode

-  -  -

• Month/date/year

8  7  '95

• Day/month/year

7  8  '95

• Year/month/day

'95  8  7

• Day/time (24-hour clock) 7  13:30

5. Set the flash control buttons (left/right or both).  The red charging status light

above the flash control button blinks while the flash units are charging.  The
green status lights come on when the flash unit/s are fully charged (ready).

Note: Normally both flash units will be on.  For detailed information on how to

select either the left or right flash, refer to the Macro 5 SLR User's
Guide.