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- 0.3 megapixel sensor is great for emails and posting on the Web
- Fixed-focus lens
- Included 2 MB SmartMedia card holds 36 images at default resolution
- Connects to Macs and PCs via serial port
- Uses 4 AA batteries (included)
Product Description
Polaroid PhotoMAX PDC 640 digital camera makes digital photography easy and affordable while delivering outstanding image quality. It has an improved resolution for crisper, more professional looking photographs, point-and-shoot simplicity and all of the features normally associated with much more expensive cameras. The PDC 640’s features include a 1.8″ LCD monitor/viewfinder, a built-in flash and a self-timer. It has a storage capacity at 640×480 resolution of 12 i… More >>
Polaroid PDC-640 0.3MP Digital Camera Creative Kit
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Anonymous
November 4th, 2009 at 5:35 am
I have the car today, and maybe it's just my luck, and maybe not, but the LCD does not work at all. Once I getmy problem solved by Polaroid, will write another review and pray that this is a "five star" rating! : O)
Rating: 1 / 5
Jerry Zimmerman
November 4th, 2009 at 7:24 am
1 – Poor 2 – The resolution is aweful. Observe the snow on his male 3 photos – Its very slow to show what you want to take pictures on the LCD. So do not breathe or move, if planning to create a good shot should also have a USB cable. . . PS and for those who use Photoshop, I suggest you load the program, the batch fasterSo, needless to say, had turned back quickly. Do not get his money, buy quality and you get quality.
Rating: 1 / 5
L. Carol Christopher
November 4th, 2009 at 8:25 am
I have not had the opportunity to use the camera again – just arrived by mail on Christmas Eve. I opened the window. Everything was good looking. I played with the camera. Then I read the manual. Windows only. Call Polaroid. I was on a torrent. I ordered Virtual PC, hoping that the pilot of the aircraft will be compatible. But the solution is not cheap. Is $ 180. Polaroid has anyone heard of Steve Jobs? Will update my review after I find out if the software is not correct. Cross your fingers.
Rating: 1 / 5
Nikki
November 4th, 2009 at 8:54 am
Im here reading reviews to try to understand how can I email my photos. I hope maybe just his SORRY software program supplied with the unit. I have AOL at home and have yet to understand how e-mail my photos. Polaroid tech tried, I must say they have not helped what so ever! Ive got some ideas from other tests to try when I get home, which will hopefully work. One thing is certain, I learned was I need to buy rechargeable batteries. Unless some of your suggestions work the camera is to return to the store Monday. All his statements is a real headache!
Rating: 2 / 5
Anonymous
November 4th, 2009 at 10:18 am
I bought this unit from Wal-Mart [and] was very impressed by the price of pixels at the time. It is more than a year later and the price has hardly dropped! The world of digital cameras is moving at a rapid pace, I'm sure there's something more updated in this price range. Although why he was visiting this forum in the first place was that I damaged the software CD and can not install the software for the camera on my new computer. Polaroid does not offer the driver software to download! Unacceptable for a product of this type. They want 39. 99 for their software, each of which is useless (I use Thumbs + or PS for image manipulation), except for the TWAIN driver. Any offer other digital cam drivers for download on their site. Some notes and more. 1. Another use would be ignored for the camera as a webcam. Use a video capture card and TV "," cable for the camera and video mode, the camera can use this camera (or any other device with video output) as a webcam. The image most suitable for transmission over the Internet. You'll have hot, but I had my camera for weeks as an "always on" cam and have encountered problems. 2. On my camera, besides the green light in the viewfinder, the viewfinder image is the engine misalligned you must use the screen. If I were not so lazy that he would probably have exchanged the camera in a well-aligned one.
Rating: 1 / 5