Turn the camera on. The first step to using a digital camera is simply turning the device on. Most cameras have a small on button located somewhere on the side of the camera. If you don't see your camera's on button, read your manufacturer's instructions. They should explain how to find the on button. Most digital cameras have to charge.

Once familiar with the main parts on your camera, with a memory card and battery installed in it, and a lens attached, you can switch it on and start taking photos. If you have the camera’s manual, we recommend reading it for specific things you wish to, or should know about it.

Taking a picture with a digital camera can be a rewarding endeavor that allows you to capture life’s moments beautifully. Understanding your camera, preparing accordingly, applying composition techniques, and engaging in post-processing are key factors in enhancing your photography skills.

It can if it's a polaroid-based digital camera. They usually have to have paper put into the base to be able to print the pictures. Most digital cameras have a USB that you can plug into your computer where you can edit and print your pictures from the files page, or you can use a photo editor such as Photoshop and print from there.