The Polaroid Automatic 320 is a classic 100-series folding packfilm Land Camera produced between 1969 and 1971. Built with a lightweight plastic body, folding rubber bellows structure, and a detachable plastic snap-on front cover, it represents an iconic era of instant photography. The camera features an electronic shutter system paired with a front-facing electric eye light meter to automatically govern exposures. Designed originally for 100-series peel-apart film packs, it incorporates a dual-window viewfinder for framing and parallax-corrected rangefinder focusing.
Key Features and Specifications
* Instant Peel-Apart Film Format: Originally designed for Polaroid 100-series packfilms (such as Type 107/108) and compatible peel-apart formats.
* Folding Bellows Construction: Collapsible plastic body design with dark gray rubber bellows and protective hard front cover for compact storage and travel.
* Automatic Exposure System: Transistorized electronic shutter powered by a 3V battery system works in tandem with the front-mounted electric eye.
* Two-Element Optical System: Features a 114mm f/8.8 plastic lens with a selector dial for fine-tuning lighter/darker exposures.
* Dual-Window Viewfinder/Rangefinder: Separate viewing and focusing windows allow for manual rangefinder focusing alongside framing.
* Distance Calibration & Flash Socket: Mechanical focusing distance levers on the lens housing and a dedicated socket for flashgun attachments.
Condition and Included Accessories
* Untested. This item is sold strictly AS-IS, CANNOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED, FINAL SALE.

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