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The [[SX-70]] was a folding Land Camera produced by the [[Polaroid]] Corporation in the 1970s. The model 3 was the only SX-70 that wasn't an SLR and it was also the least expensive SX-70. It still has the same black and tan 70s' styling and lens, but with scale focusing rather than a more accurate SLR split screen. | The [[SX-70]] was a folding Land Camera produced by the [[Polaroid]] Corporation in the 1970s. The model 3 was the only SX-70 that wasn't an SLR and it was also the least expensive SX-70. It still has the same black and tan 70s' styling and lens, but with scale focusing rather than a more accurate SLR split screen. | ||
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The SX-70 was a folding Land Camera produced by the Polaroid Corporation in the 1970s. The model 3 was the only SX-70 that wasn't an SLR and it was also the least expensive SX-70. It still has the same black and tan 70s' styling and lens, but with scale focusing rather than a more accurate SLR split screen.
