Polaroid PZ2001 instruction manual Using the Night Portrait Mode, Using the Self-Timer

occurs when taking portrait photographs with flash in low lighting conditions. This feature is activated automatically once the built-in auto flash is activated and fires, preventing you from forgetting to enable the red-eye reduction function.

Note: Since the red-eye reduction feature is automatically activated when the auto flash fires, there is a delay effect of about 1-2 seconds for the flash to fire in order for the red-eye reduction feature to function effectively. Press the Shutter Release button and hold the camera steady for 1-2 seconds until the shutter releases.

Using the Night Portrait Mode

This camera is equipped with a night portrait mode, Fig.12 allowing you to take a better picture at night or in dark environments. In this mode, the shutter speed slows

down to 1/4 second and the flash remains on.

1.Slide the Power On/Off switch to the Night Portrait Mode (Fig. 12).

2.Follow steps 2 to 6 in the section Taking photographs.

Note:

•When using the night portrait mode setting, it is recommended to mount your camera on a tripod to prevent the camera from any jittery movement that may cause blurred images.

•Ensure that the subject remains still for a moment after the flash fires.

•Remember to slide the Power On/Off switch back to the “ON” position when you have finished using the night portrait mode.

Using the Self-Timer

This feature allows the photographer to join in on the picture. When using this mode, the camera should be placed on a steady support (use of a tripod is recommended).

1.Press the Mode button once, until the self-timer icon “ ” is displayed on the LCD Panel.

2.Place the camera on a steady support and focus on the subject. Make sure your subject is at least 4.92ft. (1.5m) away from the camera and use

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