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Polaroid PhotoMAX PDC 1100 User’s Guide 41
The LCD display does
not turn on.
• Turn the LCD display on/off switch to the on position.
• The digital camera is connected to a computer or to a
television set. Disconnect the digital camera to turn
on the LCD display.
• The batteries are weak. Replace the batteries or use the
AC adapter. To save battery power, use the optical
viewfinder when composing photos.
The live picture in the
LCD display looks
"jumpy."
• The LCD display is being used in low light conditions.
Increase the amount of light, or use the optical
viewfinder to compose your photo.
The flash doesn’t
work.
• The flash is turned off. Press the Menu Dial to change
the flash setting. Use the Autoflash setting for best
results.
• The camera is set to the Autoflash setting. The
autosensor determined that there was sufficient light
in the setting to take a photo without the flash.
My photo looks
blurry.
• The subject of your photo moved while the photo was
being taken. Remember to have your subjects remain
still while a photo is being taken.
• The digital camera moved while the photo was being
taken. Hold the camera steady while taking a photo,
or use a tripod. There is a tripod mount on the
bottom of the camera.
• The wrong focal setting was used. Press the Menu Dial
to change the focal setting in the LCD menu. Use the
Autofocus (AF) setting for best results.
My photo looks dark. • There was not enough light available when the photo
was taken. Use the Autoflash setting and increase the
amount of light (if possible).
• The subject was too far away from the camera. The
flash range is 3 – 10 feet.
• The Exposure advanced menu setting was changed.
Press the Menu Dial and open the Advanced Menu to
change the Exposure setting to Auto.
Problem Solution
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