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Self-timer
You configure this setting with the self-timer button on the
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camera back.
Use the self-timer feature to take a photo ten seconds after you press the
shutter button. The self-timer works only for the next photo taken, and then
turns itself off.
For best results, mount the camera on a tripod for self-timed photos.
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1
Turn the camera on.
2
Press the self-timer button
The self-timer icon
the Status LCD (and on the menu/
viewfinder LCD, if it is on).
To cancel the self-timer, press
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the self-timer button again.
3
Frame the photo using the optical
viewfinder or the LCD viewfinder.
4
Press the shutter button.
The red self-timer LED on the front of the camera blinks for ten seconds
before the photo is taken and blinks rapidly immediately before the
photo is taken. A ten-second countdown also appears on the Status LCD
(where the number of stored photos normally appears)
Stored photos indicator
This is an automatic indicator that you do not configure.
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The Status LCD shows the number of photos stored in the camera's internal
memory (or in an installed CompactFlash card). When the number of
photos exceeds 99, a small plus sign appears beside the number. For example:
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This icon shows that the number of stored photos is
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This icon shows that the number of stored photos is 108, 208, 308,
etc.:
This icon also appears at the bottom of the menu/viewfinder LCD.
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For more information about the camera's storage capacity, Tips,
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Tricks, Terms, and Techniques section of the online Polaroid
PhotoMAX Image Maker User's Guide.
Polaroid PhotoMAX PDC 640CF Digital Camera User's Manual
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