20 Most Recent Polaroid iZone 300 Digital Camera - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Needs battery.

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1. Slow Shutter Speed

   • Always shoot with plenty of light
   • Shoot with flash (and ensure subject is close enough for the flash to illuminate them!)
   • Use a tripod

2. Unfocused

   • Ensure subject is at least as far away as the minimum focus distance for your camera - 3 feet is a good rule of thumb for most Polaroid cameras

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The batteries may be new, but do they have sufficient power ? Cheap batteries are frequently less powerful than more expensive or re-chargeable ones, despite having the same nominal voltage.

What is the camera model?

What's up, Doc ? Best way to get a manual is to google the make and model of the item, followed by the word manual, then follow any of the free links.

Why ask the same question twice ? Again, are there fully charged batteries in it ?

Is there a fully charged battery in it ?

Could be a number of reasons - camera shake, if you are using too slow a shutter speed; out of focus; contamination on the lens or the sensor.

Google the make and model followed by the word manual, then take your pick fro the selection offered. Alternatively, go to the mfr's website.