Polaroid t1234 user manual Protect

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Protect

The Protect function lets you lock a photo or video to protect it from being modified or accidentally erased. A protected file has a lock icon when viewed on Playback mode.

To protect files:

1.From the Playback menu, select Protect.

2.The Protect submenu is shown on the LCD display. Select available settings:

•Single. Select one file to lock.

•Multi. Select multiple files from the thumbnail view to lock.

•Lock All. Lock all files

•Unlock All. Unlock all files.

To protect/unprotect a single file:

Slide Show

Delete Single

Protect Multi

Red-eye Correction

Lock all

Voice Memo

Photo EditUnlock all

1.Select Single in the Protect submenu, the images are shown on the

LCD display in single navigation mode.

2.Use the or keys to scroll the display.

3.When the desired file is shown on the

LCD display, select Lock/Unlock.

4.Press the OK button to protect/unprotect the file and go back to Playback mode.

Lock

Exit

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Contents Megapixel Digital Camera t1234 User’s Manual Table of Contents Using the LCD Monitor ISOSetting the Movie Size YouTube Mode Recording Voices Using the Setup MenuPlayback PictBridgeInstalling the Software onto a Computer Troubleshooting Getting HelpSpecifications Making ConnectionsPreface About this ManualCopyright Federal Communications Commission FCC ComplianceSafety and Handling Precautions Declaration of ConformityTrademark Recognition Camera InformationBattery Information Need help with your digital camera?Introduction System RequirementsFor Windows For MacintoshMain Features Package Contents Camera Views Front ViewBack View Top ViewBottom View Left ViewNavigation Control Camera ButtonsButton Description Notifications Button UsageLed Indicators LED Status Camera StatusSetting menu. See Setting Sounds on Operation SoundCamera Memory Internal memoryInserting the Battery Open the battery/SD card door at the bottom of the cameraGetting Started Attaching the Wrist StrapClose the battery/SD card door Inserting an SD/SDHC Memory CardCharging the Battery Close the battery SD/card doorTurning the Power On and Off section Initial SettingsSetting the Language Setting the Date & TimeNeed help with your digital camera? Switching between the Record mode and the Playback Mode Selecting the Record mode options sectionRecord mode Playback modeUsing the LCD Display Record Mode Screen LayoutLCD Display Layout 2019 161514ISO Playback mode display of still images Playback Mode Screen LayoutRef. Playback mode of videos 27/27Playback mode of audio clips Changing the LCD Display OSD on Full OSD on OSD off Recording Photos, Videos and Voices Taking Photos sectionUsing the Image Stabilizer Setting the Zoom ControlZoom indicator appears on the LCD To adjust the zoomUsing Flash Using Macro Red-eye reduction. The flash firesUsing the SCN Menu My ModeTable below shows the resolution values for still images ResolutionQuality EV Compensation White BalanceAvailable settings are Auto, 50 MeteringBrighter conditions 200, 400, 800, 1600,Color Mode See Switching between the Record Mode and Playback Modes on Using the Record MenuRecord Menu Setting the Scene Mode Polaroid t1234 Digital Camera User Guide Polaroid t1234 Digital Camera User Guide Selecting the Blink Detection Mode Selecting the Smile Detection ModeSelecting the Photo Stitch Mode Setting the Drive Mode To set the Drive ModeSetting the AEB Setting the AF Area Setting the AF LampSetting Sharpness Setting SaturationSetting Contrast Setting the Digital ZoomPress the OK button to save and apply Table below shows the available ContrastSetting the Date Stamp Setting Auto Review Period Setting the Movie Size Recording MoviesYouTube Mode Recording Voices RecordingViewing in Single Navigation PlaybackUse the or keys to view next/previous image/video/audio Viewing thumbnails Zooming images Playing MoviesTo capture screenshot image from a movie clip Playing Voice RecordingUsing the Delete Button Playing Voice MemoDeleting an Image/Video/Audio ScnPlayback Menu Set the camera to Playback mode by pressing the Play buttonTo go to Playback Menu Slideshow Cancel DeleteDelete Protect Cancel Select Red Eye Correction Red Eye CorrectionSelect Start Press the OK button to start correction Voice Memo Select Voice MemoSelect Start, then press the OK button to start recording Select Stop, then press the OK button to stop recordingPhoto Edit Press the OK button to save the new fileLighting Rotate Trim Resize Startup Image Settings are as followsPress the OK button to apply changes Press the OK button to save Dpof settings PictBridge Using the Setup Menu Setting Sounds Available Description SettingsSetting Power Save Setting Date & TimeSetting Language Setting File NumberingSetting TV Out Ntsc NTSC. Applicable in Japan, USASetting LCD Brightness Setting LCD SaveSetting Memory Kit Reset AllInstalling the Software onto a Computer Software Included with Your CameraPolaroid Digital Camera Driver ArcSoft MediaImpressionInstalling the Software For Windows UsersUninstalling Polaroid t1234 Camera Driver Fast and Easy YouTube UploadMaking Connections Connecting the Camera to a TVYou can connect your camera to Computer Printer Connecting the Camera a PC Connecting the Camera to a PrinterAbout Folder and File Names AppendixFolder Structure File Naming Reset the file number. See Setting File Numbering onPlug in a new memory card Troubleshooting Problem Cause and/or ActionPolaroid Online Services ArcSoft Software Help Getting HelpFor United States For Latin America For Europe For ChinaSpecifications NTSC, PAL Questions? Need some help?Camera Default Setting YY/MM/DD US 0609 Part No. UMT1234US002
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The Polaroid T1234 is a memorable entry in the realm of instant photography, merging nostalgia with modern technology. As a part of the beloved Polaroid brand, the T1234 features a design that captures the classic look while embedding contemporary functionalities that appeal to both seasoned photographers and newcomers alike.

One of the standout features of the Polaroid T1234 is its instant photo capability. This camera can produce high-quality prints in a matter of minutes, allowing users to capture and share moments spontaneously. The instant film technology is a hallmark of Polaroid, and the T1234 continues this legacy with improved photo quality, ensuring vibrant colors and sharp details that capture real-time events with fidelity.

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In summary, the Polaroid T1234 epitomizes the fusion of classic instant photography with modern technology. Its instant photo capabilities, user-friendly design, improved connectivity options, and stylish appearance work together to create a camera that resonates with both the traditionalist and the contemporary photographer. This model not only honors Polaroid's storied history but also embraces the future of photography.
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