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Setting the exposure controls (7)
Connecting the power supply
Plug the Daylab 35 power supply
(110 125 VAC) into an appropriate
electrical outlet and then into the
connection on the back of the Daylab 35.
On the front of the Daylab 35 are the 4
controls that you need to make an
exposure: the film-type selection switch,
the VIEW-OFF-PRINT switch, the
exposure-adjustment dial, and the
START
button.
Determining the processing time
of the film
The film type selection switch:
The
Daylab 35 has three exposure settings,
preset for specific Polaroid instant films.
Processing times vary for different film
types. Also, temperature affects the
processing time of your film. Check your
film instructions for the recommended
processing time so you can select the
appropriate film-exposure settings and
make any necessary adjustments to the
Daylab 35 preset film-processing times.
These settings are discussed in detail in
the next section, Setting the exposure
controls.
Setting 1 For Tvpe 665 black-and-white
positive/negative film with a speed of ISO
75/19°. The Daylab 35 preset
film-processing time is 30 seconds.
Setting 2 For Type 669 Polacolor
extended-range film with a speed of ISO
80/20°. The preset film-processing time is
60 seconds.
Setting 3: For Polacolor 679, Type 689
ProVivid, and Polapan Pro 100 Type 664
films, with a speed of ISO 100/21°. The
preset film-processing time is 90 seconds
for Type 679 and 689 films. Type 664 film
has a 30-second development time; time
the development manually.
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