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Commonly Used Shooting Functions
About the Safety Zoom
Depending on the number of recording pixels set, you can shift from
optical zoom to digital zoom without pausing up to a factor where the
image quality does not deteriorate (Safety Zoom). displays when
reaching the maximum zoom factor without image deterioration.
Pressing the zoom lever toward again allows you to zoom even
further (not available during movie shooting.).
Depending on the number of recording pixels set, the Safety Zoom
zone (factor) varies as follows ( : the number is the zoom factor
at which zooming pauses).
Recording pixels
Optical zoom
Digital zoom
The color of
the zoom bar
White ( ) Yellow ( ) Blue ( )
Zone without deterioration
Zone with deterioration
- Getting Started 1
- • Canon Digital Camera 2
- Manuals Disk 2
- Learning More 3
- Table of Contents 4
- Various Shooting Methods 110 5
- Playback/Erasing 158 6
- Configuring the Camera 219 6
- About this Guide 8
- Test Shots 9
- Warranty Limitations 9
- Video Format 10
- Language Setting 10
- Preparations 12
- 2. Install four batteries 12
- Installing the Memory Card 13
- To Remove the Memory Card 14
- 1. Move it right or left 15
- 1. Press the ON/OFF button 16
- 3. Press the button 16
- Setting the Display Language 17
- 2. Select [Format] 18
- 3. Format a memory card 18
- Shooting Still Images 19
- 2. Select a shooting mode 19
- 3. Aim the camera at the 19
- To Shoot Images in Focus 20
- Viewing Still Images 21
- 3. Confirm that [Erase] is 22
- Printing 23
- 2. Turn on the printer 23
- 2. Add to the print list 25
- 2. Print the image 25
- Shooting Movies 26
- 3. Press the movie button to 27
- Items to Prepare 29
- System Requirements 29
- 1. Installing the software 30
- Open CameraWindow 32
- 2. Press the button 33
- 3. Press the MENU button 35
- System Map 36
- Power Supplies 38
- Other Accessories 39
- Components Guide 42
- Using the Control Dial 45
- Using the 46
- Power Lamp and Indicator 47
- Displaying the Clock 48
- Basic Operations 49
- Shooting Mode 54
- Histogram Function 54
- Sample Histograms 54
- Settings using the , , 55
- , or / button 55
- FUNC. Menu 55
- Rec. Menu 56
- Play Menu 58
- Print Menu 59
- Set up Menu 60
- Print Method 62
- My Camera Menu 63
- My Menu 63
- * Playback mode only 65
- * Still image only 65
- Night Display 66
- Select [Custom 67
- Display] 67
- Select [LCD/ 68
- Viewfinder] 68
- Press the zoom lever 69
- Zoom bar 69
- Focus range (approx.) 69
- Focal length (approx.) 69
- Using the Digital Zoom/ 70
- Digital Tele-Converter 70
- About the Safety Zoom 71
- Select [Digital Zoom] 72
- Using the Flash 74
- Shooting Close-ups 75
- (Macro/Super Macro) 75
- * You cannot use the zoom 76
- Using the Self-Timer 77
- Select [Drive Settings] 78
- Press the (Aspect Ratio) 82
- 4:3 16:9 82
- Set the aspect ratio 83
- Select the recording 83
- Sizes (Estimated) (p. 287) 84
- Select a compression 85
- Select [IS Mode] 86
- Select an ISO Speed 88
- Select [Auto ISO Shift] 89
- Creative zone 91
- Image zone 91
- Movie Shooting 92
- Press the Movie 93
- Select [Audio] 97
- Set the microphone 97
- Set the wind filter 98
- Shooting Using the Mode Dial 101
- G Program AE 103
- Set the mode dial to 103
- Setting the Shutter Speed 104
- Safety Shift 105
- Setting the Aperture 106
- Shooting Panoramic Images 110
- (Stitch Assist) 110
- W Continuous Shooting 112
- Press the button 112
- Built-in Flash Settings 114
- Select [Flash Control] 116
- Make settings 116
- Example in P mode 116
- Select [AF-Point 117
- Select [Review Info] 119
- Orange frame contents 120
- Select [AF Mode] 121
- *2 Only in (p. 141) 122
- Select [AF Frame] 122
- Face Detect Feature 123
- Press the DISP. button 125
- Select a face to focus on 126
- Face Frame 126
- Select [Servo AF] 128
- Shooting in Manual Focus Mode 131
- Press the MF button to 131
- Select the Focus-BKT 134
- bar bar 136
- (FE Lock) 137
- Adjust the exposure 138
- Select [i-Contrast] 139
- Select AEB 140
- Adjust the 140
- Standard exposure 140
- Compensation range 140
- Change the metering 141
- Select a white balance 143
- Shooting in a My Colors Mode 146
- ////////// 147
- Select a My Colors 147
- Select 147
- Adjust the setting 148
- AdjustSelect an item 148
- Shooting with Color Swap Mode 151
- Saving Original Images 153
- Select [Save 153
- Original] 153
- Select [Auto Category] 154
- Select [Save Settings] 155
- Register 156
- Select [Set Shortcut 156
- Using the Button 157
- Select [My Menu 158
- Select the menu items 158
- Change the order in 159
- Set a default view 159
- Playback/Erasing 160
- Viewing Images in Sets of 12 161
- (Index Playback) 161
- Displaying the Focus Check 162
- Focus Check displays 162
- Use the or button 164
- Image Information 164
- Display the Images 165
- Select the search key 165
- Category Selection Methods 166
- Select [My Category] 166
- Choose a selection 166
- [Select] 167
- [Select Range] 167
- Categorize the images 167
- Select the first image 167
- Select the last image 168
- Select a category 168
- Select [Trimming] 169
- Select an image 169
- Trimming Frame 169
- Image After Trimming 169
- Adjust the trimming 170
- Save the image 170
- Resolution After Trimming 170
- Display the saved 171
- Viewing Movies 172
- Start ZoomBrowser EX 174
- Select [Edit] 176
- Movie Editing Bar 177
- Movie Editing Panel 177
- Edit the movie 177
- Select [Save] 177
- Save the file 178
- Select [Rotate] 179
- Rotate the image 179
- Original 90° 270° 179
- Select [Transition] 180
- Select [Slide Show] 181
- Select a playback 182
- Start the slide show 182
- Transition Effects 183
- Select images to play 185
- Select [Set up] 186
- Configure the 186
- Select [Red-Eye 187
- Correction] 187
- Correct the image 188
- Add Correction Frame 190
- Select [Add Frame] 190
- Adjust the position of 190
- Select the image to 192
- Select the brightness 192
- Select [My Colors] 194
- Select [Resize] 196
- Select a resolution 197
- Sound Memo Panel 198
- Select [Sound 199
- Recorder] 199
- Record a sound 199
- Sound Recorder Panel 200
- Select [Protect] 201
- Protect the image 202
- Protection Icon 202
- Protect the images 203
- Select the images 204
- [All Images] 205
- Select [Erase] 206
- Select an erasure 206
- Select the image 206
- Erase the image 207
- Erase the images 208
- Setting the Print Style 211
- * Default setting 211
- Select [Print Settings] 212
- Single Images 213
- [Select Images & Qty.] 214
- Number of Print Copies 214
- Index Print Selection 214
- Configure the print 216
- 3 will appear on selected 217
- [Select All Images] 218
- [Clear All Selections] 218
- Deselect the images 218
- Select [Transfer 219
- Select an order 219
- Mark all 220
- Select an image to 220
- Transfer images 220
- Select [Power Saving] 221
- Select [Time Zone] 222
- Select (Home) 222
- Select an area as 223
- Select (World) 223
- Select a destination 223
- Select [Format] 225
- Resetting the File Number 226
- File and Folder Numbers 227
- Select [Create Folder] 228
- Creation 229
- Select [Auto Rotate] 230
- Select [Reset All] 232
- Connecting to a TV 233
- Connect the camera to the TV 235
- Turn on the camera 235
- Select a menu item 236
- Select the menu item 237
- Select or 237
- Register the setting 238
- Camera will not operate 239
- The Date/Time menu appears 240
- Nothing displays 240
- Images appear distorted 241
- appears 241
- Camera will not record 242
- Image contains noise 244
- Eyes appear red 245
- Shooting movies 246
- Cannot play back 247
- Images cannot be edited 247
- Batteries consumed quickly 247
- TV monitor output 248
- Cannot print 249
- List of Messages 250
- Equipment 254
- Avoid Strong Magnetic Fields 260
- Memory Card 261
- Write Protect Tab 261
- Writing/Erasing Possible 261
- Writing/Erasing Impossible 261
- LCD Monitor 263
- Using the Wireless Controller 264
- Shooting / Playback 265
- DISP. MENU 266
- Attaching the Lens Hood 268
- Using Rechargeable Batteries 269
- DC IN terminal 271
- Separately) 272
- Display the Flash 275
- Settings screen 275
- * : Default setting 276
- Appendix 277
- Replacing the Date Battery 280
- Camera Body 282
- Viewfinder and LCD Monitor 282
- *3 Except Full HD movie 283
- * Still images only 284
- * 22 levels with 580EX II 285
- Accent and Color Swap 285
- Battery Capacity 288
- * Based on the CIPA standard 288
- Data Sizes (Estimated) 289
- Still Image 289
- Durations (Estimated) 290
- NiMH Battery NB-3AH 290
- Wireless Controller WL-DC300 291
- Lens Hood LH-DC50 291
- Trademark Acknowledgments 297
- Disclaimer 297
- :Not available 302
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