Name/Title
Polaroid 3000AFEntry/Object ID
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WorkhorseDescription
The Polaroid 3000AF is an entry-level, plastic-bodied point-and-shoot camera produced during a period when Polaroid attempted to capture a share of the traditional 35mm convenience market. It features a basic active infrared autofocus system and a fixed 30mm wide-angle lens, catering to casual users seeking automated exposure and motorized film transport. A notable feature of this model is the "Panoramic" switch, which mechanically masks the top and bottom of the 35mm frame to simulate a wide-aspect ratio, though it does not change the actual focal length or film area utilized. While technologically unremarkable compared to higher-end contemporaries, the 3000AF represents the democratization of photography through inexpensive mass-production and remains functional with standard 135 film today.Category
Camera, Point & Shoot, 35mm Film
Media Type
Made/Created
Manufacturer
PolaroidDate made
circa 1990