1. 310,000-pixel sensor creates 640 x 480 images for posting on the Web
2. Fixed-focus lens for simple point-and-shoot operation
3. Included 8 MB CompactFlash memory card holds 96 images at default resolution
4. Connects with PCs via USB port
5. Uses 4 AA batteries, included

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Also had a terrible experience with this camera

I had this camera and took pictures but could not get the software to load. I contacted Polaroid on the 800 number and the
person I spoke with told me they were having problems. He was NO help. I went to website and entered my question. After ONE week of back and forth with so called technicians, they finally suggested that I bring it back and buy another camera. I took his advice and brought it back. After not getting any help from them I also told them I would Never buy another Polaroid! They didn't seem upset, but I have changed all my family and friends away from their cameras. They should just close their website and 800 number if their own technicians suggest buying another camera. Don't waste your time on this. If you do buy a Polaroid, make sure you can return it before you buy.

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no probs here

i bought this camera a few days ago and already put it through its paces,i have had no problems with picture quality for a [reasonably priced} camera,
it doe's blur when someone moves as do most really [ reasonably priced]
i bought it only for personal use to take pics of family and friends and it doe's me fine
i took a few pics at max res and they came out very good in my opinnion.
like i say for a [reasonably priced] cam it does the job, but if your looking for the semi pro cams then you'll pay closer to [money amount] or more
so basically it all depends what you want to use the camera for

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LOVE THIS CAMERA!

I've owned this camera for 3 yrs and am buying 2 more of them today for my children and their families. It is SO VERY easy to use and is perfect for a biginner. It takes BEAUTIFUL pictures that I e-mail to my family and post on the web. I let my grandchildren use it all they wanted while they were here on vacation (ages 7 to 11) and when they left and I looked at the pictures they took, I found that I have some of the most memorable vacation pictures ever!!!! You can't beat this camera for the price, the ease of use, and the quality of pictures!

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DO NOT BUY THIS!

Since the day I got this camera it never worked right. At first it was just the fact that the serial connection did not work. So for awhile it took great pictures and they printed very nice! Then it started draining the batteries. Then it just stopped working. Polaroid has done nothing to help me. Not since the day I bought it. Then I also went and bought another polaroid camera and it doesnt work either. And I inquired with polaroid again, and they still haven't helped me! DO NOT BUY FROM THIS COMPANY! The are horrid and do not care about their customers. And their cameras dont work. There have been hundreds of these cameras (this particular model) on ebay that are non working and being sold for parts! As is mine! BEWARE!

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1 star is not low enough

I have had this so called camera for 4 months, tried every possible setting to stop an over exposed light condition. This causes faded pictures. No wonder Polaroid is going broke. This may have a flash, but it is totally worthless. I have a cheap intel CS630 that will take great pictures, just point and shoot.

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1. 5.0 Mega Pixel Resoultion
2. 2.4" Bright Color TFT LCD Display
3. 3x Optical Zoom/4x Digital Zoom
4. Super Fine Resolution
5. 2592 x 1944

Editorial Review :

Easy-to-hold and even easier to use, the compact Polaroid i532 fits in your pocket or purse for no matter where you go! Delivers amazing quality with 5.0 megapixel images that are ideal for making breathtaking portraits, sharing over the Internet or via email. So easy to use with fully-automatic features. Just point and shoot for perfect pictures! 5.0 megapixel resolution 3x Optical / 4x Digital zoom 2.4" LCD display 32MB internal memory SD Memory-card compatible PictBridge Technology Still Resolution: 2592 x 1944 Still Image Format: JPEG Lens Type: Glass Focus: Auto Exposure: Auto Optical Zoom: 3x Digital Zoom: 4x Flash Modes: Off, Auto, Red eye, reduction, Fill Flash LCD Display: 2.4" Memory Internal: 32MB Removable Memory Format: SD card Max. Memory Supported: 1 GB Battery Type: AA x 2 Video Resolution: 640 x 480 Video Format: MPEG-4, AVI, WAV System Requirements: Win98SE, ME, 2000, XP

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1. 5
2. 2620 x 1984 resolution
3. 9
4. 2
5. Auto or manual exposure

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The PDC 5070 features the world's first 5MP CMOS technology. You can use the PDC 5070 to take single shots, series shots, and movies. This 5 megapixels camera has a unique industrial design with metallic silver casting and a superb 4X digital zoom for scene enlargement. It also has a built in 16MB Nand Flash with an extendable SD memory card. The PDC 5070 is the ideal sturdy companion for job, travel and leisure occasion.

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Consistently terrible pictures

This is a very disappointing camera. Almost every picture it takes is badly blurred, even when you're shooting stationary objects. My old 1.3 megapixel camera did a much better job.

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1. Point-and-shoot digital camera creates 640 x 480 images, great for the Web and e-mail
2. Built-in 1 MB memory holds 15 images at default resolution
3. Features autofocusing, self timer, and power-saving mode
4. Connects with PCs via dual USB and serial cable
5. Includes full-featured PhotoMax software

Customer Review :

A toy, not a camera

Save your money. Poor picture quality, just not enough pixels for a decent image. A flash might make it tolerable for limited web usage, but without its only suitable for outdoor shots, and those won't be good. Light, flimsy plastic, looks and feels like its from the toy dept, not photo.

The more your budget is limited, the more research you should do to get the most for your money. Look for something w/ a flash and more pixels. There are many photo review sites to supplement the info here. And pay more attention to the reviews of people who've had the equipment longer - it's easy to have contagious enthusiasm for a brand new toy.

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On a sunny day, with a steady hand~good enough for the price

I wanted an [inexpensive] way to take digital pics ~ after testing under a number of conditions...
The only acceptable pictures were taken outdoors in bright light with the subject 5-25 feet... greater distances (scenery) were low in detail... and a steady hand is necessary... the nicest things is the self timer ~ my niece used at cheerleading camp and was able to set it on a picnic table top & set the timer so everyone could be in the picture (about 10 feel away) & they turned out cute! Otherwise the kids took a few ok pictures ~ but most were blurred ~ you REALLY need a steady hand...

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good starter digital

This digital takes decent pictures and even without the use of a memory card holds more than the usual digital does. My only problem is that it is not compatible with my new Windows XP...so if you don't have that version of windows you'll be fine...it's like having an easy, regular camera, but you don't have to buy film or pay for developing!

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Only worked for a few months

I received a Polaroid Fun Flash Digital camera as a Christmas present in 2000. I used it infrequently until about August when it would not take or display pictures. I tried to get it repaired by Polaroid but found they have an apparent large backlog of repairs (not a surprise to me) and also had difficulty speaking to anyone. I suppose the only good thing is the price, although the trite phrase "you get what you pay for" certainly applies here. I could not recommend this camera to anyone for any purpose.

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On a sunny day, with a steady hand~good enough for the price

I wanted a cheap way to take digital pics ~ after testing under a number of conditions...
The only acceptable pictures were taken outdoors in bright light with the subject 5-25 feet... greater distances (scenery) were low in detail... and a steady hand is necessary... the nicest things is the self timer ~ my niece used at cheerleading camp and was able to set it on a picnic table top & set the timer so everyone could be in the picture (about 1 feel away) & they turned out cute! Otherwise the kids took a few ok pictures ~ but most were blurred ~ you REALLY need a steady hand... it w

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