Polaroid Snaptouch User Manual page 8

If the camera is not in the Auto Print mode, you can print your photo by tapping the printer icon that will appear after
you've taken a photo. You can also choose to print any photo at a later time.
Deleting Photos
After taking a photo, the screen will display your captured image for 2 seconds or until you tap an icon. You can also
choose to delete the photo by tapping the trash can icon on the left side of the screen. You will then see screen
prompts to confirm deletion.
If you do not choose "YES DELETE" , your photos will be stored in, and can be accessed from, the gallery. (See section 8)
Tap on the gallery icon to review photos. You can also delete photos from the gallery by repeating the process described
above.
Capture Settings for Still Shots
Click on the capture mode settings icon to configure additional settings. (See section 7 for details)
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Burst Photography
To capture a photo burst (a rapid succession of still shots), hold down the shutter button. Burst capture will continue as
long as you hold down the button. A counter will appear to tell you how many images you've captured. You can capture up
to 25 images with one burst. Each burst series of images becomes a file. Each individual photo is also a file. Note: When
printing a burst series, you can only print the first 10 photos. You can print any of the individual photos from the gallery.
After burst capture, the LCD screen will display the first shot of your burst series and say, "TAP TO VIEW BURST" and
will also show the number of shots in the burst series. When you tap the screen you can view the individual photos and
navigate with the arrow icons, and print, edit, or delete the images.
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