To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Polaroid Camcorder shut down suddenly?
If your Polaroid Camcorder suddenly shuts down, it could be due to the power-saving mode being activated. Simply turn the power back on. Alternatively, the batteries might be dead, in which case you should replace them with new ones.
Why does Polaroid Camcorder shut down during self-timer?
If your Polaroid Camcorder is shutting down when using the self-timer, the batteries in the camera might be dead. Try replacing them with new batteries.
Why are my Polaroid iD820 images out of focus?
If your Polaroid Camcorder images are out of focus, the object you're trying to capture might be outside the camera's focus range. Try refocusing by zooming in or out to adjust the focus.
What to do if Polaroid Camcorder can't use memory card?
If you can't use the external memory card with your Polaroid Camcorder, first check if the memory card is protected; if so, unlock it. If that's not the issue, the memory card might contain non-DCF images taken by other cameras. In this case, reformat the memory card after backing up any important files.
Why all Polaroid iD820 buttons do not work?
If all the buttons on your Polaroid Camcorder are unresponsive or the camera freezes, it could be due to a short circuit from connecting the camera to another device. Remove the batteries from the camera and then re-insert them to resolve this issue.
General| Sensor Type | CMOS |
|---|---|
| Sensor Size | 1/3.2" |
| LCD Screen Size | 3 inches |
| Battery Type | Lithium-Ion |
| Optical Sensor Resolution | 5.0 MP |
| Screen Size | 3 inches |
| Effective Pixels | 5 MP |
| Storage Media | SD |
Safety advice for handling and using the device to prevent damage or injury.
Instructions for correct power usage and battery handling to avoid damage and ensure safety.
Lists the necessary computer specifications for operating the digital video camera.
Details the key functionalities and capabilities of the digital video camera.
Lists all items provided in the product package for the user.
Identifies and labels all external physical components of the camera for user reference.
Explains how to rotate and position the camera's LCD screen for optimal viewing.
Guides for inserting an SD card and properly loading the battery into the camera.
Step-by-step instructions for charging the device's lithium battery using the adapter.
Explains interaction using single touch, slide, and rotate gestures for camera operation.
Details the functions of physical buttons and the meaning of LED indicators on the camera.
Guides for setting the date, time, and language upon first use of the device.
Explains the icons and information displayed on the LCD screen in different modes.
Covers shooting video, voice recording, and playback functions.
Instructions for capturing still images and reviewing them on the camera.
Details LCD display elements during various playback modes (DV, Voice, DSC).
Explores quality, resolution, pre-recording, time lapse, and other settings for Movie Clip mode.
Covers file protection, playback settings, and deletion for movie clips and voice recordings.
Settings for quality, photo size, capture mode, face detection, and more within Camera mode.
Options for file protection, slideshows, deletion, DPOF, and image rotation for photos.
Configuration of TV type, file numbering, date/time, format, brightness, language, and other system parameters.
Instructions for installing the provided software from the CD onto your computer.
Introduces ArcSoft Total Media Extreme for media management and creative editing.
Detailed technical specifications of the camera's hardware, resolution, and performance.
Lists common problems, their causes, and step-by-step solutions for the camera.
Provides details on warranty coverage, technical support, and contact methods.
