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like oh that one looks really good color so much brighter hey were back with another video this time on Polaroid exposure control so this is going to be just a general overview on how to easily use the exposure control knob on Polaroid cameras okay so we have a few different camera models here where Im going to point out where the exposure control unit is because it can definitely be different on the different models the Polaroid pro pack and the polaroid one-step sx-70 both have knobs for the exposure control the Polaroid Sun 600 has a slider and I also have the Fuji film insects 210 which isnt Polaroid I know but its also instant camera and that actually has a digital exposure control here on the side these instant cameras that I have here have an electric eye which makes an automatic exposure the eye is going to set the shutter speed to shorter or longer depending on the light that it reads the only time youre going to want to change the exposure setting on a Polaroid camera i