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Polaroid J33
Specifications, film and matching parts.
- Type
- Instant camera
- Production
- 1961–1963
- Film
- Instant film
- Weight
- 1220 g
Camera
- Type
- Instant camera
- Production
- 1961–1963
- Weight
- 1220 g
Film
- Film
- Instant film
Lens
- Lens
- 101.6 mm
- Focusing
- zone focusing (estimated distance)
Exposure
- Metering
- separate meter cell (not through the lens) (Selen)
- Exposure modes
- fully automatic
Before you close the camera, slide the white shutter-cocking button up. [2]
Deposits on the developer rollers can cause spots that repeat at regular intervals across the picture; the manual recommends cleaning the rollers before every roll of film. [2]
Sources
- Polaroid: Discontinued Polaroid Rollfilm Cameras, Form 268A, Dezember 1968
- Polaroid: How to Make Good Pictures with Your Electric Eye Land Camera Model J33
- Centro Português de Fotografia: Polaroid Model J 33
Compiled from manufacturer documents and the sources listed. Found a mistake? Let us know
Similar cameras
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Polaroid 80B Highlander1959–1961 · 1244 g · 100 mm f/8.8vs. J33: very similar
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Polaroid Square Shooter1971–1972 · 114 mm f/9.2vs. J33: 114 mm instead of 101.6 mm
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Polaroid SX-701972–1981 · 116 mm f/8vs. J33: 116 mm instead of 101.6 mm
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Polaroid Impulse1988–1994 · 113 mmvs. J33: fixed focus
- Fujifilm instax mini 41from 2025 · 345 g · 60 mm f/12.7vs. J33: 60 mm instead of 101.6 mm
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Kodak EK81977–1979 · 137 mm f/11vs. J33: with rangefinder
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Konica Instant Pressfrom 1983 · 1270 g · 110 mm f/4vs. J33: 110 mm instead of 101.6 mm
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Fujifilm instax mini 8from 2012 · 307 g · 60 mm f/12.7vs. J33: lighter, 307 g
