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Any of the older model polaroids work fine for the strobe photo
activities in physics.  The more expensive models had a "bulb setting" in
the shutter speed range and with the automatic models, all you have to do
is cover the light detector with a couple of layers of black electrical
tape or some sort of cap and hold down the shutter release during the
exposure. (a tripod is essential to prevent blurring)  My students have
had great success with both types of cameras.  Use the widest possible
aperature for the strobe photos.  Drpo me a personal note and all give
you details on the model#, films, etc.

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Bob Carlisle                                            *
Physics/Astronomy/Computer Technology                *       *
Boulder High School
Boulder, Colorado 80302                                 ***
ph: (303) 442-2430                                      *
email: bcarlisl@bvsd.k12.co.us                        *     *
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