Camera sun damage?

Hello,

I have a Polaroid i832 camera.
There is a recurring dim spot on the recent photos. I'm fairly sure
that it's from a photo I'd taken toward the sun. I cleaned the
lens, but sad to say it's still happening.
Might there be anything I could do to fix it, other than
replacing the camera?

Thanks,
Mike E

Mike E wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a Polaroid i832 camera.
> There is a recurring dim spot on the recent photos. I'm fairly sure
> that it's from a photo I'd taken toward the sun. I cleaned the
> lens, but sad to say it's still happening.
> Might there be anything I could do to fix it, other than
> replacing the camera?
>
> Thanks,
> Mike E
>
>
Mike -
Not likely that the "dim spot" is from the sun, but we would have a
more-informed opinion if we saw a sample photo. Could you post one
somewhere for us to look at?

- Max
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