Polaroid PDC 505 manual Setting Video Resolution

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• Setting Video Resolution

Video resolution refers to the number of pixels in a digital video clip. Video clip quality depends on the file resolution that the camera applies when the video clip is recorded. Higher resolution makes better quality which occupies more memory space.

1.Turn on the camera.

2.Set the camera to Video mode.

Press

Press

then press

Here are the approximate length of video clips you can expect the camera to hold at each setting based on the 16MB/32MB optional internal memory. You can expand the memory with a SD card.

Internal

Resolution

Video clips can be taken

Memory

 

 

 

 

 

16MB

640 x 480 pixels

1 minute

 

 

320 x 240 pixels

2.1 minutes

 

 

 

 

32MB

640 x 480 pixels

2 minutes

 

 

320 x 240 pixels

4 minutes

 

 

 

 

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Contents PDC Product Overview Normal/Macro mode switch Table of Contents Polaroid PDC 5055 Digital Camera User Guide Polaroid PDC 5055 Digital Camera User Guide Getting Started Camera Package Contents Attaching the Hand StrapInstalling the Batteries Turning the Camera On and OffChecking the Battery Level How to Navigate MenusStill Image mode Camera SettingChecking Camera Status Video mode Playback mode Camera Mode Capture modeDrive Mode Setup MenuSetting the Current Date and Time Setting the date formatSetting the date and time Auto Power Save Settings 5 MINSetting the Beep Sound On/Off Setting Frequency Setting Display Language Setting the Date Stamp On and Off Resetting to Default Settings Formatting the Internal Memory Turning the Information Display and LCD Screen On/Off Polaroid PDC 5055 Digital Camera User Guide Taking Pictures in the Normal Mode Taking PicturesBefore you take pictures, please read this note first Outdoor Pictures Without the FlashTaking Macro Pictures Setting Flash Mode Polaroid PDC 5055 Digital Camera User Guide Setting Self-timer Zoom Feature Setting the Image Size and Quality Image Size SettingQuality Setting 120 150 208 Setting Exposure Compensation Setting the White Balance for Pictures When shooting under these conditions Select this settingChanging the ISO Speed Recording Video Clips Recording Video ClipsSetting Video Resolution Setting the White Balance for Video Clips Reviewing and Managing Pictures and Video Clips Reviewing Pictures on the LCD ScreenReviewing Picture and Video Clip Files in Thumbnail Auto Play Set Auto Play DirectionSet Auto Play Interval Start Auto PlayPlaying the Video Clip Protect or Unprotect One Picture or Video Clip Protect or Unprotect All Pictures and Video Clips You can cancel the deletion by choosing no Deleting One Picture or Video ClipDeleting All Pictures and Video Clips Printing Procedures Print SettingsAbout PictBridge Printing Errors Cancelling PrintingSelecting PictBridge Mode Camera/Printer Connection Selecting Print Settings This ImageSpecifying the Number of Copies Selecting Print LayoutSetting the Date Stamp On/Off Setting the File Name On/OffSelecting Paper Size Dpof Digital Print Order Format Selecting Print EffectPress Press the Print button on the printer to start printing Using the SD card Using the SD Secure Digital CardMemory Card Precautions Inserting the SD Card Removing the SD Card Formatting the SD Card Then Until Installing the Software Onto a Computer Installing the SoftwareMac Software Included with Your Camera ArcSoft PhotoImpression 5.0 Picture Editing SoftwareComputer System Requirements Transferring Pictures and Video Clips to a Computer Connecting to Your ComputerBefore You Transfer Files Transferring Pictures and Video Clips Mac PhotoImpression 5.0 Hot Plug Function PC Only Polaroid PDC 5055 Digital Camera User Guide Troubleshooting Problems TroubleshootingPolaroid PDC 5055 Digital Camera User Guide Polaroid PDC 5055 Digital Camera User Guide Symptom Problem Solution Getting Help ArcSoft Software HelpTechnical Specifications AppendixPolaroid PDC 5055 Digital Camera User Guide Polaroid PDC 5055 Digital Camera User Guide Capacity of SD Card 512MB1GB Uninstalling Polaroid PDC 5055 driver PC Only For Windows 98SE UsersCamera Default Settings Camera Mode Description DefaultUsing Your Batteries Limit the following activities that reduces battery lifeTips, Your Safety & Maintenance Regulatory InformationCamera Cautions FCC Notice

PDC 505 specifications

The Polaroid PDC 505 is a compact digital camera that gained attention in the early 2000s for its unique combination of features and retro-inspired design. With a resolution of 5 megapixels, the PDC 505 was well-positioned for casual photography enthusiasts who wanted to experience the transition from film to digital without sacrificing image quality.

One of the standout features of the PDC 505 is its user-friendly interface, which makes it accessible to photographers of all skill levels. Its 2.5-inch LCD screen provides a clear view for composing shots and reviewing images, allowing users to navigate the camera’s settings with ease. The camera incorporates a built-in flash that enhances low-light photography, making it a versatile option for various shooting conditions.

In terms of connectivity, the PDC 505 is equipped with a USB port for easy transfer of images to computers or printers. This feature was particularly valuable at a time when sharing photos online was becoming increasingly popular. Additionally, the camera is compatible with Secure Digital (SD) memory cards, allowing users to expand their storage capacity as needed.

The Polaroid PDC 505 is noted for its lightweight and compact design, making it easy to carry around for everyday photography or travel. Its sturdy construction and stylish aesthetic appeal also contributed to its popularity among users who valued both functionality and design.

The camera also features various shooting modes, including landscape, portrait, and night mode, providing users with the flexibility to tailor their photography experience based on the setting. Furthermore, the PDC 505 incorporates a digital zoom function, though it is worth noting that optical zoom mechanisms are typically preferred for better image quality.

Overall, the Polaroid PDC 505 embodies a blend of innovative technology and simplicity that caters to both novice users and those looking for a reliable point-and-shoot camera. Despite the advancements in digital photography technology since its release, the PDC 505 remains a nostalgic reminder of the early digital era, appealing to those who appreciate the charm of Polaroid's legacy in photography. Its combination of ease of use, acceptable image quality, and lightweight design cement its place in the hearts of many who enjoyed capturing memories during the film-to-digital transition.
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