Polaroid IS048 Waterproof Digital Camera with 16 Megapixels : User Manual (2024)

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Thank you for purchasing this camera. Everything you need to take quality digital photos and videos is included with your camera. Polaroid makes capturing those special moments as easy as possible. Please read this manual carefully first in order to get the most out of your digital camera. NOTE:  Your camera requires a Micro SD Memory card (up to 32GB) for normal use. Micro SD Memory cards are not included and need to be purchased separately.  This camera is a Plug and Play device.
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1. Digital Camera 2. USB Cable 3. Polaroid Instant Memories Software Installation CD 4. Wrist Strap NOTE: Micro SD Memory Card and batteries not included.
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1. Battery Door Lock 10. UP / Zoom In (Tele) Button 2. Tripod Connector 11. DOWN / Zoom Out (Wide) Button 3. Flash Light 12. LEFT / Flash Light Button 4. Lens 13. RIGHT/ Playback Button 5. Microphone 14. MODE Button 6. Shutter Button 15. MENU Button 7. Power Button 16. Battery Compartment 8. Wrist Strap Connector 17. Micro SC Memory Card Slot 9. LCD Screen 18.
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Insert 2 x AAA (1.5V) batteries. Alkaline batteries recommended (not included). Micro SD Memory Card (up to 32GB) needed for normal use. SD Memory Card not included.
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Use 2x AAA (1.5V) batteries. Alkaline batteries are recommended. (Batteries not included.) 1) Open the battery/memory card compartment door. 2) Insert the batteries properly into your digital camera, according to the polarity shown inside the battery compartment. 3) Securely close the battery/memory card compartment door. NOTE:  Remove the batteries from the camera when not in use for an extended period.  Do not mix alkaline and non-alkaline batteries.
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the Micro SD card slot). Push the Micro SD Card until you hear a slight clicking sound. This indicates the memory card has been inserted correctly. NOTE:  There is only one right direction to insert the Micro SD memory card into the slot. Do not force the card into the memory card slot, since it may damage both the camera and the Micro SD memory card.  After the camera is powered on, a memory card icon will appear on the LCD display.
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After powering the camera ON for the first time the camera will take you through the initial camera setup. Setting the Camera Language 1) You will first be prompted to select a language for the camera. The Language selection menu will appear. Select the language of your choice by pressing the UP and DOWN direction control buttons. 2) Then press the MENU button to confirm the selection. 3) After selecting a language, you will be asked if you would like to continue with the initial camera setup.
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Setting the INSTA Share Default Option Next you will be asked to set the default INSTA Share destination for photos and videos taken with your camera. The INSTA Share technology allows you to quickly and easily upload your camera’s photos and videos to social networks with the accompanying software application. 1) First you will be asked to choose the default INSTA Share social network for Photos.
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Your camera has different modes for the various camera functions. Use this mode to capture pictures with your camera. This is the default mode when the camera is powered ON. To take a picture, aim your camera as desired and press the Shutter button. The picture is automatically saved to your camera’s memory card. To access the various menus for the Photo Capture mode, press the MENU button while in the Photo Capture mode. Use this mode to capture videos with your digital camera.
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Image Sensor CMOS Sensor Image Resolution 16M (4608X3456), 14M (4416X3312), 12M (4000X3000), 9M (3456X2592), 7M (3648x204816), 5M (2592x19444), 3M (2048x15364), 2M (31920x1080), VGA (640X480) Video Resolution 720P (1280X720), VGA (640x480), QVGA (320x240) File Format JPEG (Photo); AVI (Video) External Memory Micro SD Memory Card (up to 32GB) LCD Display 2.4 Inch TFT color display Lens f=8.15mm F3.0 Zoom 4X Digital Zoom Exposure -3.0EV ~ +3.
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To be able to download photos and videos to your computer using the Polaroid Instant Memories Software, you will need the following minimum configuration:  MICROSOFT® Windows XP with Service Pack 3, Windows Vista with Service Pack 1, Windows 7 or higher  Pentium® 4 processor (or above)  1 GB of RAM, with 250 MB of free hard disk space  16-bit Color monitor, 1024 X 768 recommended screen resolution  CD-ROM Drive  QuickTime® 6 or higher  MICROSOFT ® Internet Explorer 7 or higher  Windo
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 Make sure the batteries have been inserted properly into your digital camera.  Make sure the Micro SD card has been inserted properly into your digital camera. (Micro SD card up to 32GB - not included) Please see Initial Camera Setup for more information. Press the Power button to turn your camera ON. After powering on, the LED light turns on briefly and the LCD screen turns on with your camera in Photo Capture Mode.
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Your camera has three main modes: 1) Photo Capture Mode: Use this mode to capture photos with your camera. 2) Video Capture Mode: Use this mode to capture videos with your camera. 3) Playback Mode (for photos and videos): Use this mode to view the photos and videos you have already taken with your camera.  When the camera is first powered ON, the Photo Capture Mode will be active.
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Each camera mode has a set of menus specific to that mode. 1) Press the MENU button to open the menus for the current mode. 2) Press the LEFT or RIGHT direction control button to scroll between the various menus for the current mode. 3) Press the UP or DOWN direction control button to highlight the desired menu selection. 4) Press the 5) If the selection can be remembered by the camera, a MENU button to confirm and save the highlighted menu option.
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The INSTA Share technology allows you to quickly and easily upload your camera’s photos and videos to the social networks of your choice with the accompanying Polaroid Instant Memories application. An INSTA Share destination can be assigned to a photo or video in Capture mode prior to capturing your image or in Playback Mode. INSTA Share: Video or Photo Capture Mode Press the MENU button and select ‘INSTA Share’ to open the INSTA Share options.
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There are several Flash options available on your camera. The options appear on the Photo Capture Mode LCD screen in sequence. To change the Flash mode, press the LEFT Quick Function button until you arrive at the desired setting. Important:  When using Flash, stand between 8 to 10 feet away from the scene you would like to capture.  The MACRO mode must be turned OFF when you want to use the Flash. To change the Macro setting: Press MENU to open the menus and scroll to the ‘Macro’ menu. Select ‘Off’.
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MACRO ON: Your camera contains a MACRO feature that allows you to enable or disable the MACRO mode on your camera. While using the MACRO mode, you can capture images at close range (30~45cm). To turn the MACRO mode ON, open the Photo or Video Capture Mode Menu. Then select ‘  ON’ from the Macro menu options. When enabled, the MACRO mode allows your camera to focus on an object that is close to the camera.  The flower icon appears on the LCD and indicates that the Macro mode is ON.
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The display of the icons on the LCD screen can be hidden or visible as desired. 1) Hold the MODE button for 2 seconds to hide the display of the icons on the screen. 2) Press the MODE button again to redisplay the icons on the screen. The Photo Capture mode allows you to capture pictures with your digital camera. When the camera is first powered ON, the camera will be in Photo Capture Mode by default.
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Quick Function Description Button  LEFT   FLASH: Toggles the following Flash options appearing on the LCD: Forced Off, Forced On, A Auto Flash,  RIGHT  UP / T  DOWN / W Red Eye Reduction  NAVIGATES MENU: Navigates within the Menus.  PLAYBACK: Opens the Playback Mode.  NAVIGATES MENU: Navigates within the Menus.  ZOOM: Zooms IN (Tele)  NAVIGATES MENU: Navigates within the Menus.  ZOOM: Zooms OUT (Wide)  NAVIGATES MENU: Navigates within the Menus.
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The following are the menus that appear in your camera’s Photo Capture Mode:  The  Once you change a setting, the setting is saved by your camera until you manually change the selection icons below appear by the default settings. setting or restore the camera’s default factory settings.
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Scene Menu The ‘Scene’ Menu allows you to choose scene settings that let your camera to adapt properly to your current environment. Note:  When selecting the HIGH SENSITIVITY Option, by default the camera switches off the FLASH automatically (if it’s ON) to optimize the picture quality. If however, you would like to override it and manually turn ON the flash – you can do so.  Remember: The ‘Scene’ menu is also accessible by pressing the LEFT Quick Function Button while in Capture Mode.
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5) To continue within the menus and select a different menu option: Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to select the next menu item. 6) To exit the menu view: Press the MODE button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode. An icon reflecting your selection is displayed on the LCD screen. Image Quality Menu The ‘Image Quality’ menu allows you to select the desired quality level of the images taken by your camera.
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2) Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to scroll and select the ‘Self Timer’ menu. 3) Press the UP or DOWN button to highlight a specific option. 4) Press the MENU button to confirm and select the highlighted menu option. A 5) selected option icon appears on the selected item. To continue within the menus and select a different menu option: Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to select the next menu item. 6) To exit the menu view: Press the MODE button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode.
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 When enabled, the Macro mode will allow your camera to focus on an object that is close to the camera. MACRO OFF: To disable the Macro mode select ‘Off’.  The mountain icon  When Macro mode is off, images can be captured from 1.5m - ∞ (infinity). appears on the LCD display. Note: The MACRO mode must be turned OFF ( ) when you want to use the following feature of your camera: Flash. 1) Press the MENU button to open the menus for the current mode.
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5) To continue within the menus and select a different menu option: Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to select the next menu item. 6) To exit the menu view: Press the MODE button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode. An icon reflecting your selection is displayed on the LCD screen. Color Effect Menu The ‘Color Effect’ menu allows you to choose a color effect to add to the images taken with your camera. 1) Press the MENU button to open the menus for the current mode.
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A 5) selected option icon appears on the selected item. To continue within the menus and select a different menu option: Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to select the next menu item. 6) To exit the menu view: Press the MODE button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode. An icon reflecting your selection is displayed on the LCD screen. Image Sharpness Menu Using the ‘Image Sharpness’ menu you can set the level of sharpness in the images taken with your camera.
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the positive + count) to increase the amount of light allowed into the lens by your camera. 1) Press the MENU button to open the menus for the current mode. 2) Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to scroll and select the ‘Light Exposure’ menu. 3) Press the UP or DOWN button to highlight a specific option. 4) Press the MENU button to confirm and select the highlighted menu option. A 5) selected option icon appears on the selected item.
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Metering Menu The ‘Metering’ setting will affect how your camera focuses when capturing an image. Depending on your selection, the camera will be more sensitive to focusing on particular areas in the display and adjust the image color and lighting accordingly.
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A 5) selected option icon appears on the selected item. To continue within the menus and select a different menu option: Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to select the next menu item. 6) To exit the menu view: Press the MODE button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode. Date/Time Menu When you capture an image with your camera, the image will include a time stamp with the date and time that the image was taken. The Date/Time menu allows you to set your camera’s date and time as desired.
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4) The ‘Date Setup’ submenu will open. 5) Scroll through the window with the RIGHT and LEFT buttons. 6) For each field in the menu, use the UP and DOWN buttons to set the date and time. 7) When you have finished setting the date and time, press the MENU button to save your settings and return to the previous mode. 8) Press the MODE button to exit the menu without saving your settings and return to your previous screen.
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Auto Power Off Menu You can use the ‘Auto Power Off’ feature in order to conserve you camera’s battery life. The designated time represents when your camera will automatically power off. When the camera sits idle for the designated period of time, the camera will shut off completely and will need to be powered on again with the power button before the next use. 1) Press the MENU button to open the menus for the current mode.
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Format Memory Card Menu You can use the ‘Format Memory Card’ menu to delete all of the content that is currently on your camera’s memory card. Keep in mind that formatting the memory card will permanently delete all of the content on your camera’s memory card. This option will delete all of the content at one time. If you would like to delete individual images, use the delete menu in the camera’s Playback mode. Note: Restoring factory defaults or formatting the camera may result in the loss of data.
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default settings. • Select ‘Yes’ and press the MENU button to proceed with the reset. You will then automatically exit the menu and return to the previous mode with the digital camera settings set to the Factory Default Settings. Note: After RESETTING to the default settings, it is recommended to select your system Language, Date/Time and INSTA Share for Photos and Videos. If you do not, the next time your camera is powered on, you will be prompted to define those settings.
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2) Magnifying of Your Selected Photo:  Hold and press the UP button to Zoom In and magnify the selected photo up to 4x.  Hold and press the DOWN button to Zoom Out of the selected photo.  The magnification amount and zoomed photo orientation are shown on the bottom of the LCD screen. Use the LEFT, RIGHT, MODE (M) (move Up ) and MENU (move Down ) buttons to navigate around the magnified photo. Easily navigate and select the image you wish to view by using the Thumbnail View.
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 UP / T  NAVIGATES MENU: Navigates within the Menus and Thumbnail view.  ZOOM: Zooms IN  NAVIGATES MENU: Navigates within the Menus and Thumbnail view.  THUMBNAIL VIEW: Opens the Thumbnail View. To navigate in the Thumbnail View press the UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT buttons and the  DOWN / W SHUTTER button to select an image.  ZOOM: Zooms OUT  NAVIGATES MENU: Navigates within the Menus and Thumbnail view.
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The following are the menus that appear in your camera’s Photo Playback Mode: Delete Menu While in the Playback Mode, you can delete pictures from your camera through the ‘Delete’ menu. 1) Select the photo you would like to delete. 2) Press the MENU button to open the menus for the current mode. 3) Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to scroll and select the ‘Delete’ menu. 4) Press the UP or DOWN button to highlight a specific option.
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 If you would like to proceed with deleting all the videos and photos, select ‘Yes’ and press the MENU button to confirm. All of your images will be permanently deleted. A blank ‘No Files Exist’ screen will appear. Press the MODE button to exit the ‘No Files Exist’ screen and return to Photo Capture mode. Remember: All images will be deleted except images that are Protected/Locked. To delete a locked image, first unlock the image, then select delete.
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 Remember that the INSTA Share feature is deactivated by default. An INSTA Share destination will only be assigned to a photo or video if you manually set it from this menu or from the INSTA Share menu in Capture mode.  Changing the INSTA Share destination site will also make the selected site the new default INSTA Share option. A new default can be selected at any time through this menu. Rotate Menu Use this menu to rotate the pictures that you’ve taken with your camera.
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8) When you see the cropped picture appear, press the Shutter button again to save or press the MENU button to cancel and return to the previous menu. 9) If you selected to save, the cropped picture is saved as a new image to your memory card. Protect/Lock Menu Pictures and videos taken with your camera can be protected or “locked” to prevent any deletion or alteration being made to the files. 1) View the photo you would like to protect/lock.
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Note:  Any image that is locked displays a lock symbol on the LCD screen when viewing that image in the Playback Mode. Photos that are not locked do not display the lock symbol.  Remember that you cannot delete or edit photos while they are locked. Print This Photo Menu You can use the ‘Print Photos’ menu to print the photos that are on your camera directly to a Pictbridge compatible printer. 1) Scroll through your pictures and find the one you would like to print.
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A 4) selected option icon appears on the selected item. To continue within the menus and select a different menu option: Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to select the next menu item. 5) To exit the menu view: Press the MODE button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode. Note: Beginning the Slide Show:  While in Playback Mode and viewing a photo, press the UP Quick Function button to initiate the Slide Show.  To exit the Slide Show and return to the previous mode, press any button.
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The Video Capture Mode allows you to capture videos with your digital camera. When the camera is first powered ON, the camera will be in Photo Capture Mode. Press the MODE (M) button once to access the Video Capture Mode. 1) Selecting the Scene with the LCD Display: While in Video Capture Mode use the LCD display to direct the camera at the scene you would like to capture. 2) Zoom Options:  Press the T/Zoom In and W/Zoom Out buttons to zoom in/out if desired.
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Quick Function Description Button  LEFT  NAVIGATES MENU: Navigates within the Menus.  RIGHT  PLAYBACK: Opens the Playback Mode.  NAVIGATES MENU: Navigates within the Menus.  ZOOM: Zooms IN  NAVIGATES MENU: Navigates within the Menus.  ZOOM: Zooms OUT  NAVIGATES MENU: Navigates within the Menus.  START/STOP: Starts and stops the video capture.
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The following are the menus that appear in your camera’s Video Capture Mode:  The  Once you change a setting, the setting is saved by your camera until you manually change the selection icons below appear by the default settings. setting or restore the camera’s default factory settings.
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Scene Menu The ‘Scene’ menu allows you to choose scene settings that let your camera to adapt properly to your current environment. 1) Press the MENU button to open the menus for the current mode. 2) Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to scroll and select the ‘Scene’ menu. 3) Press the UP or DOWN button to highlight a specific option. 4) Press the MENU button to confirm and select the highlighted menu option. A 5) selected option icon appears on the selected item.
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Image Quality Menu The ‘Image Quality’ menu allows you to select the desired quality level of the images taken by your camera. Keep in mind that images with a higher image quality level will also take up more memory on your camera. 1) Press the MENU button to open the menus for the current mode. 2) Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to scroll and select the ‘Image Quality’ menu. 3) Press the UP or DOWN button to highlight a specific option.
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4) Press the MENU button to confirm and select the highlighted menu option. A 5) selected option icon appears on the selected item. To continue within the menus and select a different menu option: Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to select the next menu item. 6) To exit the menu view: Press the MODE button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode. An icon reflecting your selection is displayed on the LCD screen.
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2) Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to scroll and select the ‘Color Effect’ menu. 3) Press the UP or DOWN button to highlight a specific option. 4) Press the MENU button to confirm and select the highlighted menu option. A 5) selected option icon appears on the selected item. To continue within the menus and select a different menu option: Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to select the next menu item. 6) To exit the menu view: Press the MODE button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode.
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negative - count) to reduce the amount of light allowed into the lens by your camera. If the environment has less light (darker) than is needed, increase the exposure setting (by using the positive + count) to increase the amount of light allowed into the lens by your camera. 1) Press the MENU button to open the menus for the current mode. 2) Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to scroll and select the ‘Light Exposure’ menu. 3) Press the UP or DOWN button to highlight a specific option.
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6) To exit the menu view: Press the MODE button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode. An icon reflecting your selection is displayed on the LCD screen. Metering Menu The ‘Metering’ setting will affect how your camera focuses when capturing an image. Depending on your selection, the camera will be more sensitive to focusing on particular areas in the display and adjust the image color and lighting accordingly.
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Language Menu You can select your camera’s language setting by selecting the desired language from the ‘Language’ menu. 1) Press the MENU button to open the menus for the current mode. 2) Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to scroll and select the ‘Language’ menu. 3) Press the UP or DOWN button to highlight a specific option. 4) Press the MENU button to confirm and select the highlighted menu option. A 5) selected option icon appears on the selected item.
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Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to select the next menu item. 6) To exit the menu view: Press the MODE button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode. To Set the Date and Time: 1) Press the MENU button to open the menus for the current mode. 2) Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to scroll and select the ‘Date/Time’ menu. 3) Press the UP or DOWN button to highlight the ‘Date Setup’ menu option, then press the SET button to select the option. 4) The ‘Date Setup’ submenu will open.
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Frequency Menu The options in the ‘Frequency’ menu represent the frequency of the electrical current in fluorescent lighting sources in your locale. If your camera is set to a frequency that does not match your country’s electric current, you may see waves on the images taken by your camera. 50Hz – UK, Europe and Australia 60Hz – US, Canada and South America 1) Press the MENU button to open the menus for the current mode. 2) Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to scroll and select the ‘Frequency’ menu.
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MENU button. - FORMAT: To proceed with the format, select “Yes” and press the MENU button. You will be asked to confirm the formatting of the memory card. • Select ‘No’ and press the MENU button to exit without formatting. • Select ‘Yes’ and press the MENU button to begin the format. The memory card will be completely formatted. Firmware (Factory Default Settings) Menu Use the ‘Firmware’ menu to view the Firmware version on your camera or to reset your camera settings to the Factory Default Settings.
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The Playback Mode allows you to review and edit photos and videos that you’ve already taken with you camera.  When you first turn on the camera, the camera will be in Photo Capture mode by default.  Press the PLAYBACK button to open the Playback Mode. Press the MODE (M) button to exit the Playback Mode and return to Capture Mode.  The latest captured image appears on the LCD screen. If there are no images stored, a message (No File) appears.
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Easily navigate and select the image you wish to view by using the Thumbnail View. The images on your camera will be displayed in a 3 X 3 matrix where you can use the direction buttons to scroll and select images from the thumbnails. To access the Thumbnail View: 1) Press the PLAYBACK button to open the Playback Mode. 2) Press the DOWN button. All the images (photos and videos) on your camera will appear in the Thumbnail View.
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Other  IMAGE SELECTION: In Thumbnail View, confirms and opens the image to full size. SHUTTER  START/PAUSE: During Video Playback, stops and pauses the playing video.  PLAYBACK MENU: Opens and exits the menu options for Playback Mode. NOTE: Use the UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT buttons to navigate. MENU  ENTERS and SAVES SELECTION: Within the Menu, enters and saves the selected Menu Option.  MODE (M) MODE SELECT: Toggles between the Photo Capture Mode and Video Capture Mode.
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To delete the selected video: Select “Delete This Video” and press the MENU button. You will be asked to confirm the deletion of the video.  If you would like to proceed with deleting the current image, select ‘Yes’ and press the MENU button to confirm. The video will be deleted and you will exit the menu and return to the Playback mode.  If you do not want to delete the current image, select ‘No’ and press the MENU button.
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4) Press the UP or DOWN button to highlight a specific option. 5) Press the MENU button to confirm and select the highlighted menu option. A 6) selected option icon appears on the selected item. To continue within the menus and select a different menu option: Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to select the next menu item. 7) To exit the menu view: Press the MODE button to exit the menu and return to your previous mode.
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To Unlock the Selected Image: To unlock the selected locked image use the UP or DOWN button to highlight ‘Unlock This Video’ and then press the MENU button. The image now appears in Playback Mode without the lock icon. To Lock All Images: To lock all captured videos and photos use the UP or DOWN button to highlight ‘Lock All Images’ and then press the MENU button. All images now appear in Playback Mode with the lock icon .
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You must be connected to the Internet to install and run the Polaroid Instant Memories software. 1) Insert the installation CD into your CD-ROM drive. The Polaroid Instant Memories Installer window appears. WINDOWS OS: If the window does not appear, open the application’s CD/DVD drive (AutoPlay window) and click on “runsetup.exe” to launch the installer. MAC OS: If the window does not appear, click the icon that appears on the desktop to install the Polaroid Instant Memories.
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1) Use the USB cable that came with your camera to connect your camera to your computer. Open the camera’s USB port (also Micro SD card/Battery) compartment cover. Connect the smaller end of the USB cable to your camera and the larger end to your computer’s USB port. 2) Press the Power button. 3) The first time you connect the device to the computer you may have to wait a few seconds until the computer recognizes the device. An SD card needs to be inserted. Do not disconnect the cable during transfer.
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2) The “Get Images from device” window opens. 3) You can select to download photos, videos or both. 4) Select your camera (removable disk) from the device window. If your camera is the only USB device connected then it will be selected automatically. 5) Select a location on the computer where to place the new photo and video files. 6) Add the new photo and video files to albums if desired. 7) Select to remove the media files from the selected device (removable disk) after the import.
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1) Use the USB cable that came with your camera to connect your camera to your computer. 2) MSDC appears on the LCD. 3) A window appears with a list of options, select “Open folder to view files” and click OK. 4) Open the DCIM folder and the folder inside to view the media files. 5) Select the media and copy the files from this folder into your computer. Optionally, select the files and choose Copy from the Edit menu. Then select a folder and choose Paste from the Edit menu.
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NOTE: Please check your device packaging for compatibility with the iPad. Apple iPad Camera Connection: For models that are compatible with the iPad, photos and videos can be imported from your digital camera to your iPad by following either one of the options below: 1) Connecting your digital camera to your iPad using an iPad Camera Connector: Plug the Camera Connector into the dock connector port on your iPad, and then attach your digital camera using a USB cable (included) to the Camera Connector.
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This warranty covers the original consumer purchaser only and is not transferable. This warranty covers products that fail to function properly UNDER NORMAL USAGE, due to defects in material or workmanship. Your product will be repaired or replaced at no charge for parts or labor for a period of one year. Damages or malfunctions not resulting from defects in material or workmanship and damages or malfunctions from other than normal use, including but limited to, repair by unauthorized parties.
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For technical support issues please visit our website at www.polaroid.com. For further assistance, you can also call our technical support department toll free at 877-408-0033, or for e-mail support, please contact us at polaroid@sakar.com. Q: I have taken photos and selected the “Get Images” button. I get a message that the images were successfully transferred but the photos do not appear on my computer. What do I do? First ensure that you have in fact taken photos.
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E-Waste - PLR IP Holdings, LLC, its licensees, affiliates, and Sakar International, Inc. fully supports all electronic waste initiatives. As responsible stewards of the environment, and to avoid violating established laws, you should properly dispose of this product in compliance with all applicable regulations, directives or other governances in the area where you reside.

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How to charge polaroid IS048? ›

How to charge a Polaroid camera IS048 using a USB cable? Plug in the type C charger that comes with the camera. Transfer photos to your computer. Directly plug this into a charging cable.

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What SD card does the Polaroid IS048 use? ›

A: This camera requires a 32Gb MicroSD card.

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Does the Polaroid digital camera need a memory card? ›

Polaroid makes capturing those special moments as easy as possible. Please read this manual carefully first in order to get the most out of your digital camera. Note: Your camera requires a Micro SD Memory card (up to 32GB) for normal use.

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How do you know when a Polaroid camera is fully charged? ›

The battery level indicator LED next to the charging port will flash while the camera is plugged in and charging. The LED will turn off when the camera is fully charged. A full charge usually takes about 2 hours through a wall socket with a USB (or USB-c in case of Polaroid Now Gen 2 camera) power adapter.

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This LED will turn off once the camera is fully charged. A full charge through a wall socket takes about 2 hours. A fully charged Polaroid Go will have enough power to shoot 15 packs of film, depending on usage.

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What does it mean if Polaroid is blinking? ›

The light will be flashing if the batteries are low on charge, batteries are placed incorrectly, or the wrong batteries are used. Be sure that alkaline batteries are used. If the issue persists, this will be an internal board issue which will mean the camera has to be replaced as this is unrepairable.

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Where is the flash override button on Polaroid? ›

To shoot with out the flash, press and hold the flash override button on the back panel as you press the shutter button.

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How to reset polaroid is048? ›

Please reset the camera by pressing the Reset button on the bottom of the camera next to the charging port. If you have any more questions, or problems please let me know. Please reset the camera by pressing the Reset button on the bottom of the camera next to the charging port.

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How many pictures can 32GB hold? ›

A 32GB memory card can typically store a maximum of 22,888 JPEG photos. But hold on—the number of photos you can put into that card also depends on factors like picture quality and megapixels. For example, if all your photos are 22 megapixels, you'll fit around 4,161 JPEGs.

How do I format my SD card for my Polaroid? ›

Press and hold the Mode / Menu button for approximately 2-3 seconds to access the General System Settings. Make sure the System settings is selected on the on-screen menu, and press the Power / OK button. Select Reset and Format and format the memory card also reset the camera to the original default settings.

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What does MSDC mean on a Polaroid is048? ›

MSDC stands for Mass Storage Device Class. When the camera is in this mode (which happens when you connect it to your computer via USB), you can transfer your photos to your computer just as if the camera were an SD card reader. If you open Windows Explorer, you should see your camera as an external storage device.

What happens if you use a camera without a memory card? ›

When the camera does not have a memory card in it, the images are saved by default to the camera's internal memory, which holds different amounts of images based on how many megapixels are built into the internal memory and what image quality and compression are selected in the camera's menu.

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Can I use my Polaroid without flash? ›

To flash or Not to flash

To disable the flash hit the flash override button. It's important to only turn the flash off if there is enough natural light in the scene or the images will be blurry and underexposed, not good. For most indoor scenes we recommend keeping the flash turned on for best results.

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What's the difference between a Polaroid and a digital camera? ›

Polaroid cameras offer a unique and artistic experience with immediate prints and vintage aesthetics, while digital cameras provide versatility, high image quality, and post-processing capabilities. Consider your photography style, intended use, and budget to find the camera that aligns perfectly with your needs.

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How do you charge a Polaroid battery? ›

To charge the camera, plug the USB charging cable into the Micro-USB slot on the camera's back panel, and the other end of the cable into a charger (5v, 1A min), such as a smartphone adapter or your computer's USB slot. The red flash charge LED will turn off when the battery is fully charged.

How do I charge my Polaroid now? ›

Charge your camera The Polaroid Now won't be fully charged straight out of the box, so you will need to charge it to get started. Plug the Micro USB side of the cable into the side of the camera and the USB side into your USB charging adapter.

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How do I know if my Polaroid speaker is charging? ›

The LED indicator light on the back of the speaker lights up RED when charging.

How do you charge Polaroid wireless headphones? ›

To charge the headphones, attach the small connector of the supplied micro-USB cable to it. Attach the large connector to a USB port on a computer, USB charging device, or a 5V USB adapter (not included) and plug into a wall outlet.

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