• Setting the Slow Shutter Mode

This function enables you to control how long the shutter stays open. The slow shutter mode can be used to photograph bright subjects such as fi reworks in a dark place. There are four options in Slow Shutter mode: 1 second, 2 seconds, 4 seconds and 8 seconds.

Set the Mode selector to Manual and turn on the camera.

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RESOLUTION

 

Press

2048X1536

Press

MENU

1600X1200

 

 

1024X768

 

 

640X480

 

F 2048

 

ISO

1S 10

Press

Press

F 2048

The shutter speed 1S/2S/4S/8S will appear on the LCD screen when selected.

To avoid blurry pictures, place the camera on a fl at, steady surface or use a tripod. We recommend the user to use a tripod to keep the camera steady for Slow Shutter Mode.

4 Recording Video Clips

• Recording Video Clips

Set the Mode selector to Video mode and turn on the camera.

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0:04

0:31

 

Press

 

Press

Shutter

 

Shutter

button to

 

button to

start

 

stop

In Video mode, you can record video clips with audio feature, the resolution is set to 320x240 pixels automatically. The Operation LED (green) and the green spot on the LCD screen fl ash while recording and video length (in seconds) appears on LCD screen. Please note that there is no digital zoom function in Video mode.

You can record video clips for up to approximately 1 minute by using the internal memory. Using the SD (Secure Digital) card will increase the video recording time.

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Polaroid PDC 3350 manual Recording Video Clips, Setting the Slow Shutter Mode

PDC 3350 specifications

The Polaroid PDC 3350 is a digital camera that launched in the early 2000s, representing a significant step in the evolution of consumer photography. With its compact design and ease of use, it quickly became popular among photography enthusiasts and casual users alike.

One of the standout features of the PDC 3350 is its 3.3-megapixel resolution, allowing users to capture images with remarkable detail for the time. This resolution supported images at a maximum size of 2048 x 1536 pixels, making it suitable for printing and sharing. The camera's built-in 3x optical zoom lens further enhanced its capabilities, enabling users to zoom in on subjects without sacrificing image quality.

In terms of design, the Polaroid PDC 3350 boasts a sleek, ergonomic shape that fits comfortably in the hand. It features a 1.8-inch color LCD screen for previewing shots and navigating settings, providing an intuitive user experience. The camera’s interface is straightforward, catering to both beginners and those with more experience.

The PDC 3350 also showcases Polaroid's commitment to versatile shooting options. It includes various imaging modes, such as night mode, which allows for better low-light photography, and a self-timer function for capturing group shots. Additionally, users can select from several picture quality settings, giving them control over file sizes and image fidelity.

Another defining characteristic of the PDC 3350 is its storage flexibility. It supports CompactFlash cards, enabling users to expand their storage capacity significantly. Coupled with its USB connectivity, transferring images to a computer becomes a seamless process, ensuring that users can easily back up and share their photos online.

The camera's power is derived from a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, providing the convenience of not frequently changing batteries. This characteristic enhances the user experience, allowing for longer shooting sessions without interruption.

In summary, the Polaroid PDC 3350 is a well-rounded digital camera that blends quality, usability, and innovative features. With its solid performance, ergonomic design, and versatility, it made a notable impact in the world of digital photography during its time, appealing to a wide range of users looking to capture life's moments with ease and clarity.