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Indoors, place your subject near a
background, allowing the automatic
electronic flash to light up the scene.
For pictures of highly reflective sur-
faces, shoot at an angle to avoid a
flash reflection. Or, for best results,
turn the flash off. When the flash is
off, hold the camera steady or use a
tripod.
For multiple pictures of the same
subject, you may want to use a tri-
pod to avoid reframing each picture.
Hold the camera steady until the
picture has ejected from the camera.
When framing your picture,
move in close to fill the frame with
the subject for best results.
Start with the lighten/darken
control on the normal position.
Some subjects may require an
adjustment.
It is important to avoid touching
the lenses. Should you need to
remove dust or fingerprints, breathe
on the lens and wipe it gently with a
clean, soft facial tissue.
Do not use
silicone-treated eyeglass tissues.
Note:
If you are having a picture-tak-
ing problem, check to be sure your
camera is in the fully automatic
mode with the switches in a row so
that the red field is not visible.
Retake your picture. If this does not
correct the problem, review this sec-
tion or call us at the nearest Polaroid
Service Center. See page 25.