Polaroid One600 Classic (2004)

An instant camera using Polaroid 600 film, produced starting in 2004 with fixed focus and automatic exposure.

Overview

The Polaroid One600 Classic is an integral 600 instant film camera introduced in 2004. It belongs to the final generation of Polaroid 600 series cameras and features a sleek, aerodynamic design. The camera uses Polaroid 600 film, which powers the motorized film transport system and produces 77 mm x 77 mm photos. It has a fixed focus lens with automatic exposure and a built-in flash, designed for simple point-and-shoot operation.

Specifications

Picture format	77 mm x 77 mm
Focal length	100 mm
Aperture	f/12.9
Focus	Fixed focus
Exposure control	Automatic
Film type	600 film
Film transport	Motor, automatic
Battery	Integrated in film cartridge
Item dimensions L x W x H	8 x 5.8 x 3.1 inches
Item weight	656 grams
Included components	wrist strap

Design

The One600 Classic features an aerodynamic and sleek body design, representing the last evolution of Polaroid’s 600 series camera bodies. It was available in color variants including blue and black.

Context

Introduced in 2004, the One600 Classic was part of the final wave of Polaroid 600 series cameras released by the original Polaroid Corporation. It was one of several variants in the One600 line, which included the One600 Pro, JobPro, Ultra, Nero, Panna, and Rossa models.

Market

The One600 Classic has appeared in the used market at prices ranging from $22 to $40 for tested or new-old-stock units. Some versions were made for general sale while others were special orders for promotional use.