The Polaroid Sun 650 SE (Special Edition) Instant Film camera is part of the Polaroid Integral 600 series of cameras. This line of cameras uses film packs, and this instant film camera uses integral 600 films. This type of film produces square photos that are about three inches wide and three inches tall. The 600 line of cameras also features integral batteries. The Polaroid Sun 650 Instant Film camera is a close-up Polaroid camera, which means that it can take close-up shots. The 650 SE instant film camera has many unique features, and users get to experience instant gratification with this type of camera. Instead of having to have the film developed or the digital photos printed, users of the Sun 650 SE Instant camera will receive their photos within minutes of taking them. With the Sun 650 Instant camera, it usually takes about three minutes for the photos to fully develop. The Polaroid Sun 650 SE Instant Film Camera features a folding flash unit which helps to protect the lens when closed. The camera was introduced in 1982 and was powered (like many of this era) by a battery in the film pack.