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Can I use my Fun! Flash 640 digital camera with other software applications?

Can I use my Polaroid Fun! Flash 640 digital camera with other software applications?

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Yes, you can use your Polaroid Fun! Flash digital camera with many popular image-editing software applications. The Fun! Flash is TWAIN-compliant and comes with its own image acquisition software, which is automatically installed when you install PhotoMAX. Just open your image-editing software and select Polaroid Fun! Flash as your acquisition source.

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Using other Camera software with a Poloroid 640 Fun Flash
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Can I use the Fun! Flash 640 with a USB port?
A 9-pin serial connection must be available on your computer to connect a PhotoMAX Fun! Flash 640 digital camera. This camera model does not have a USB driver, so a USB-to-serial adapter will not function properly.
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Can I use memory cards?
No. The Fun! Flash is not designed to be used with additional memory cards.
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Fun! Flash 640 camera specifications
Optics ? 7.0mm, F 3.0 (40mm: 35mm equivalent) lens ? Focal range 20" - infinity ? CMOS image sensor ? Automatic exposure system ? 1.8" color LCD display monitor ? 1/8 - 1/1000 second exposure control ? Flash range: 3-6' images ? Color: 24-bit (millions of colors) True Color ? JPEG compression ? 2 image resolution modes: 640 x 480; 320 x 240 Storage, Interfaces, and Power ? 2 MB internal memory ? Typical image storage capacity: 15 images (640 x 480); 50 images (320 x 240) ? Serial interface: RS-232 ? 4 AA-type alkaline batteries User Controls and Other Features ? Automatic self-timer ? Tripod mountable ? Automatic power saving mode Physical ? Dimension: 4.25"(l) x 1.63" (w) x 3.13" (h) ? Weight: 8 oz. (approximate without batteries)
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Windows NT4 and Windows 2000
Windows 2000 A new camera TWAIN driver (version 0.1) compatible with Windows 2000 is now available for download. The new TWAIN driver will allow photo transfer using most image viewing or editing programs that are TWAIN compatible. NOTE: In order for the version 0.1 driver to work correctly, the PhotoMAX software must also be compatible with Windows 2000. The PhotoMAX SE software originally included with the Fun! Flash 640 is not compatible with Windows 2000. If you use your camera and computer with the original PhotoMAX SE software, contact the Polaroid Parts Department for more information about purchasing a PhotoMAX software upgrade. Windows NT4 No TWAIN driver is available for use with Windows NT4.
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Resolution ?
When you turn on the Fun Flash! camera, the default resolution is 640 x 480, as indicated by the two stars displayed on the LCD panel. To change the resolution to 320 x 240, you need to turn the camera off and then press and hold the self-timer button while turning the camera back on. Release the self-timer button and the camera will be in the lower resolution mode (indicated by the single star on the LCD). Remember, the next time you turn on your Fun Flash! camera it will default back to the 640 x 480 setting.
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Can I use a Polaroid digital camera as a web camera?
None of the Polaroid digital cameras listed below can be used as a "web cam." All of these models are designed for taking still images only. DMC/DMC 1e DMC2 Fun! Digital 320 Fun! 620 Fun! Flash 640 Fun! Flash 640 SE Fun! Flash 820 MP3 Digital Camera Olympus C-211Z PDC 300 PDC 640 PDC 640CF PDC 640M PDC 640 Plus PDC 700 PDC 800 PDC 1100 PDC 1300 PDC 1320 PDC 2000/3000 PDC 2300Z
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320 x 240 dpi Photo Transfer Problem
Certain computer hardware and software configurations conflict with PhotoMAX or PhotoImpression software. As a result, you may not be able to transfer 320 x 240 dpi photos from your Polaroid Fun! Flash 640 digital damera. This problem does not occur if you use the camera's default resolution of 640 x 480 dpi.
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320 x 240 dpi Photo Transfer Problem
Certain computer hardware and software configurations conflict with PhotoMAX or PhotoImpression software. As a result, you may not be able to transfer 320 x 240 dpi photos from your Polaroid Fun! Flash 640 digital damera. This problem does not occur if you use the camera's default resolution of 640 x 480 dpi.
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Yes -- with some minor modifications, you should be able use your Fun! Flash 640 SE camera with a computer running Windows XP.
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