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Polaroid I1037

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Brand Polaroid 2002
Model i1037
Released Year 2002
Type Digital Cameras
Series x
Color Red
Optical Zoom 3x
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Polaroid i1037 is a digital camera introduced in the early 2000s, designed to offer basic digital imaging capabilities targeted at casual users. It features a fixed lens digital camera design typical of entry-level devices of its time. The camera supports JPEG image file format with resolutions up to 1.3 megapixels. It utilizes a CCD image sensor and records images to removable media such as CompactFlash cards. Basic controls for exposure and white balance are integrated for user convenience. Image preview and navigation are facilitated by a small LCD display on the rear of the device.

Specifications

Features x
MPN i1037
Series x
Device Charging Range 1-3
Charger Included No
Optical Zoom 3x
Model Polaroid i1037
Maximum Resolution 10.0 MP
Screen Size 2.7 in
Maximum Aperture f/5.6
Digital Zoom 3x
Color Red
Battery Type AA
Type Digital Camera
Release Year 2002
Image Sensor 1.3 Megapixel CCD
Lens Fixed Lens
Storage Media CompactFlash Card
Image Format JPEG
Display Small LCD rear screen
Flash Built-in Flash
Battery 4 x AA Batteries
Connectivity USB interface, Card reader compatible
Video Recording Not supported
ISO Sensitivity Fixed low range
Zoom No optical zoom

Key Advantages

The Polaroid i1037 offers simplicity and ease of use, well-suited for beginners in digital photography. Its compact design makes it portable and convenient for casual photography. The camera supports removable storage, allowing users to expand memory and transfer files easily. It includes a built-in flash for low-light photography needs. Battery operation gives flexibility for use in various environments. Additionally, the camera was competitively priced at launch, making digital photography more accessible.

Limitations

The image resolution of 1.3 megapixels is quite low by modern standards, limiting photo quality and print size. The fixed lens limits photographic versatility, lacking zoom or interchangeable lens options. The small LCD screen provides limited feedback and composition assistance. The camera’s processing speed and boot time are slower compared to contemporary models. Low ISO sensitivity options restrict performance under varied lighting conditions. Also, limited manual controls reduce flexibility for advanced users.

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