Camera Specifications

Polaroid’s new ID-104 Deluxe features state-of-the-art circuitry, up-to-the-minute styling, and the most elaborate features available in a composite camera.

The ID-104 Deluxe has an eight menu program for user customization, with an LCD display that guides you through functions. It counts film sheets and strobe flashes, and has a recount setting. It lets you adjust the strobe to all lighting conditions and select different photo combinations. It has a built-in timer and automatic shut-off feature. It can be programmed in English, Spanish, French, and Italian.

The ID-104 Econo Camera puts a more economical face on cut & paste ID cards. The ID-104 Econo is designed to focus on quality, accuracy and ease of use. So you can expect consistently professional results from you in-house ID program.

You won’t need a viewfinder with the ID-104 Econo. It uses a single beam of light to make sure your subject’s face is right where you want it and in focus. And it’s just one of the bright ideas that will help you take outstanding pictures.

For security and value that can’t be duplicated.

Security. Economy. Portability. Ease of use. That’s what the new Polaroid ID-200 delivers like no other all-photo camera system on the market. That means you can produce tamper-resistant, full-color ID cards in minutes, with results that are second to none. And you can do it with Polaroid’s most economical all-photo camera.

It’s a modular system that goes anywhere. The system includes a hand-held camera with flash, an optional laminator and a die cutter. Polaroid’s ID-200 allows you to produce two ID cards on a single sheet of film in minutes. The camera is so portable that it can be powered with 4 AA batteries and taken anywhere you need to use it. And wherever you put it to work, it will help make your own job trouble-free.