20 Most Recent Polaroid PhotoMax Fun 620 Digital Camera - Page 7 Questions & Answers

A fault in the camera is most likely scenario.

When you take a picture of darkness, are you using flash or uprating the film ?More seriously, as the film is thirteen years out of date, I seriously doubt if it is still viable. The chemicals within the film pack will have deteriorated over time, and it is my guess that they may well have leaked into the film pack's internal mechanism, thus preventing the photos being ejected. Try again with fresh film.

If the replacement card is smaller than the original that would account for the reduction in memory. Also, why did you deem it necessary to do a reset when you replaced the card ?

You can download a manual for almost any equipment by Googling the make and model followed by the word Manual, then follow the appropriate link(s).

Try turning it off, then removing the batteries for five to ten minutes. Then rplace the batteries and try again.

Go into the menu system, and you should find a clock setting there

http://www.southerntelecom.com/polariodsupport/downloads/PBT617.pdf or other models from Polaroid Bluetooth User Guides

Try searching the internet for: Make + Model + the word "Manual"

hmm..can you supply the version of xp that you are currently using?

You can't power when switched on , open lens by automatic

Sure; you go to the Polaroid web site, bring up your camera, and on the description page, on the right, just click where it says "Download Manual" http://www.polaroid.com/products/polaroid-snap-camera

It depends on the amount of memory you need. Go to Amazon and look it up.

Search the manufacturer's website. They do provide backup for everything build and its free.