The Polaroid PZ2001 is a compact 35mm film camera from Polaroid, part of their 'zoom' series of conventional film cameras and introduced in 2004. It has a 35mm to 70mm zoom lens with a f/5.6 to the f/11 maximum aperture. It is a fixed focus from 5ft (1.5m) to infinity with a zoom capability (Don’t Know How That Could Possibly Work). The PZ2001 has auto-exposure with shutter speeds of 1/60 to 1/250th of a second plus 1/4th of a second in night portrait mode (separate setting on the on/off switch when you slide the switch passed on to an icon of a half moon and star). The camera also has DX coding for film 100, 200, and 400 ISO. Other features are integrated flash, flash ready LED, Red-eye reduction, Self-timer, double exposure mode, motor drive/rewind, film view window in the back film cover, 3/8” by ¾” LCD screen, ¼” 20 thread tripod socket, T plus W zoom buttons, Optical adjusting viewfinder, and a shutter release button. The camera is powered by two AA batteries with 250-second power save mode.