Capture unforgettable moments with the Polaroid Sun600 LMS, featuring classic silver accents and the innovative Light Management System (LMS) for balanced exposures in various lighting conditions. This iconic camera pairs with fast-developing 600 film and includes a built-in flash to ensure great results. With its durable, compact design, the Sun600 LMS is perfect for spontaneous shoots and everyday adventures.
Lens: 110mm f/10
Focus: Fixed, 4' - Infinity
Viewfinder: Direct
Exposure Control: Automatic, with manual +/- 1EV lighten/darken slider
Shutter: Electronic, automatic shutter speeds of 1/3 to 1/200th second
Flash: Built-in, with manual override
Power: Battery is built into film cartridge
Film sold separately
Retrospekt carefully refurbishes every Polaroid camera by hand from the inside out. Each camera is cleaned, serviced and tested to ensure complete functionality to deliver a reliable instant photography experience. Due to the vintage nature of this product, the camera will show signs of a previous life. These cameras had slight variations to the label next to the flash and above the film shield based on the year it came out, and certain features may differ slightly from what is shown in photos.
Retrospekt is a brand dedicated to reviving the past for the modern world. Specializing in restoring and reimagining vintage tech, Retrospekt breathes new life into classic cameras, cassette players, gaming consoles, and more. With a passion for analog nostalgia and a commitment to sustainability, they meticulously refurbish each piece, ensuring it functions as beautifully as it did decades ago.
Based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Retrospekt merges retro aesthetics with modern reliability, making timeless design accessible to a new generation. Retrospekt keeps the best of the past alive—one perfectly restored gadget at a time.
About Polaroid
Polaroid is a legendary photography brand known for its instant cameras, film, and retro-meets-modern photo technology. Founded in 1937, Polaroid changed the way we capture memories with its instant printing cameras.
After the original Polaroid Corporation ceased film production in 2008, The Impossible Project stepped in to save analog instant photography. In 2017, they acquired the Polaroid brand, leading to its rebirth as Polaroid Originals and later rebranding as Polaroid in 2020.
Today, Polaroid blends vintage nostalgia with modern innovation, offering instant cameras like the Polaroid Now+, Polaroid Go, and classic 600 series, along with a variety of i-Type and 600 instant film.
