Polaroid SX-70 Time-Zero Autofocus - Camera

Folding SLR instant camera produced in 1972 by Polaroid. The SX-70 was the world's first folding SLR and introduced the integral print film technology used by Polaroid and Fujifilm Instax cameras to this day. The Time-zero Autofocus variant has an autofocus attachment on it, allowing you to focus automatically with a light press of the shutter button. Also has a built in light meter.

• Lens: Polaroid 116mm f8 (4 elements)
• Minimum focus distance: 26.4cm
• Shutter: 10s - 1/175s
• Film type: SX-70
• Size: 227mm long, 106mm wide, 47mm thick (folded)
• Weight: 697g