MINT SLR670-S Noir is a refurbished Polaroid SX-70 with added auto modes
MINT has launched a refurbished and upgraded Polaroid SX-70 camera, dubbing it the SLR670-S Noir. In addition to all the features of the original Polaroid base model, MINT’s updated version includes A100 and A600 auto modes for using SX-70 film and ISO 600 film.
According to MINT, its refurbished camera features ten shutter speeds with speeds up to 1/2000sec, two shutter options for long exposure, a focusing distance of 26cm to infinity, and a three-year warranty for maintenance. The camera itself is priced at $675, though a ‘Starter Pack’ with limited accessories is offered at $765 and an ‘Ultimate Package’ is offered at $869. It isn't clear how many of these refurbished cameras MINT has available.
Via: The Phoblographer
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