The Polaroid Automatic 320 Land Camera is a folding, instant packfilm rangefinder camera manufactured between 1969 and 1971. Part of Polaroid’s popular 100–400 series, it features a distinct rigid plastic body, folding bellows, and an electronic automatic exposure system.
Key Features:
- Production Years: 1969–1971
- Lens: Two element plastic f8.8 / 114mm.
- Shutter: Electronic automatic exposure (speeds from 1/1200s to several seconds).
- Focusing: Dual-image rangefinder system integrated into a folding viewfinder.
- Exposure: Automatic shutter control with a light / dark adjustment ring (supports film speeds ISO 75 (for colour) and 3000 (for high-speed black and white).
- Body Type: Folding bellows design with a plastic shell and removable plastic lens cover / shade.
- Film Type: Uses Type 100 peel-apart pack film.
- Power: Uses a 3-volt no. 531 alkaline battery.
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