Canon A50 manual Buttons Available Stitch Assist Mode Flash Button, Retaking a Picture

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Stitch Assist Mode

Set the Mode Dial to the (Stitch Assist) position and follow the procedures below to merge several images into one large panoramic scene. In Stitch Assist mode, images can be shot in horizontal, vertical or 2x2 (matrix) sequences. The merged image cannot be viewed in the camera’s LCD panel.

Buttons Available

in Stitch Assist Mode

FLASH Button

•The Auto, Red-Eye Reduction, Flash On and Flash Off modes can be set with the Flash button.

MACRO Button

•The Macro mode for shooting photographic subjects 6.7 to 20in. (17 to 50cm) distant from the lens can be set with the Macro button.

Retaking a Picture

•In this mode, repeatedly pressing the + button enables you to scroll through the images to confirm the current merge sequence and to retake an image if required.

•To retake an image in a horizontal or vertical sequence, press the + button to return to the previous image and take the shot. Press the + button again to return to the original image.

•To retake an image in a 2x2 (matrix) sequence, press the + button to advance to any image that you wish to replace and take the shot.

When a Sequence is Complete

•When you have completed shooting a sequence, press the SET button to return to the Stitch Assist menu.

•To exit Stitch Assist mode, turn the Mode Dial to another setting, such as the L (Lock) position.

Stitch Assist Mode

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Contents Page Digital Camera Operating Steps and Reference Guides Install the SoftwareHardware Guide Start Taking Pictures Load Images onto a ComputerProcessing Images with the Software Disclaimer IntroductionDigital Camera, Model PS1026 FCC NoticeTable of Contents Play Mode Multi Mode Auto ModeProcedures for Shooting Horizontal SetupIndex Read This First Handling and Safety PrecautionsTest Shots Safety Precautions Read This First Read This First Read This First Avoid Strong Magnetic Fields Avoid Condensation Related ProblemsIf Condensation Forms Inside the Camera Extended StorageFront View Guide to ComponentsBack View Operation panel Charging the Battery Pack Camera SetupCamera Setup Installing the Battery Pack 2CR5 Lithium Batteries Battery Performance Using the Camera with an AC Power Source Close the CF card slot cover Inserting a CF CardCF Cards and Estimated Capacities Are uncertain about these procedures Precautions with CF CardsHow to Remove the Windows Standard Driver How to Install the SanDisk ATA FlashDisk Device DriverAttaching the Wrist Strap Turn the Mode Dial to the Play position Setting the Menu LanguageYou can change the language in which messages are displayed Set the correct date and time with the following procedures Setting the Date and TimeCamera Setup Quick Start About Power Save Taking Pictures in Auto ModeTaking Pictures Two-Stage Shutter Button Other Shooting FeaturesReplaying Images in Multi Mode Replaying Images in Play ModeReplaying Images Select image green frame by pressing the +/- buttons Other Replay FeaturesErasing Images from a CF Card Erasing ImagesShortcut Page Detailed Guide to the Functions Basic Functions Image Size and Quality Specifications320 KB 120 KBPower Save Function Power On/Off SwitchCamera Modes Data Transmission ModeShooting Modes Playback ModesCCD RAW Display PanelViewfinder Frame Marks ViewfinderUpper Indicator IndicatorsLower Indicator Buttons Camera features a two-stage shutter buttonShutter Button Pressing HalfwayRapid Shot Function Situations Not Suited to Autofocus Photography Focus LockExtremely low-contrast objects Auto Mode Continuous/Self-Timer/+ ButtonProgram Mode Zoom ButtonsMulti Mode Play ModeSelf-Timer Procedures Menu ButtonFlash/- Button Program or Stitch Assist ModeRed-Eye Reduction MACRO/JUMP Button Auto, Program or Stitch Assist ModeThis button turns the Jump mode on or off Play Mode and Multi ModeJump Mode Following operations are possibleAuto Mode, Program Mode and Stitch Assist Mode Auto Mode and Program ModeLCD/VIDEO Button Menu ButtonThis button displays the Play menu. p.68 SET ButtonAuto Mode Mode Dial FunctionsButtons Available in Auto Mode Macro Button Self-Timer ButtonOr Continuous mode as Well as the image size and quality Program ModeButtons Available in Program Mode Flash Button Continuous/Self-Timer ButtonStitch Assist Mode Multi Mode Play ModeInto an image processing application program PC ModeButtons Available Stitch Assist Mode Flash Button Stitch Assist ModeWhen a Sequence is Complete Retaking a PictureStitch Assist Mode Turn the Mode Dial to the Stitch Assist position Procedures for Shooting Horizontal/Vertical SequencesHorizontal Sequence Vertical SequenceStitch Assist Mode Procedures for Shooting 2x2 Matrix Sequences Stitch Assist Mode Stitch Assist Mode Record Menu Menu FeaturesPlay Menu Menu Button Basic Menu Operations+/- Buttons SET ButtonQuality Record MenuSize/Quality Compression Format File Size +/- Exp Icons White BalanceSlow Shutter Show/Hide Info Play MenuErase Rotate ProtectStart Slide ShowBegin the slide show by selecting the Start option Images are displayed in order by file numbersMark/Unmark Play Time Clear MarksRepeat Print OrderSpecified parameters on compatible digital Print Type Standard setting prints one image toOrder Prints All Images Select ImagesThis setting deletes the print mark data Cancel OrdersProperty Power Save SetupBeep Review Date/TimeAbout File Numbers File No. ResetFormat Language Other Functions Connecting to a TVChanging the Button Battery 2CR5NB-5H Replace the battery pack Changing the Recording Format Turn the Mode Dial back to the L Lock positionHold the LCD/VIDEO Button down and press the SET button Appendices Camera MaintenanceProblem Causes TroubleshootingProblem Causes Solutions Battery pack life has been Mode List of Message Codes Following messages may appear on the LCD Panel List of MessagesPowerShot A50 SpecificationsAppendices 103 Battery Pack NB-5H sold separately in some regions Index Appendices 106 Canon Customer Support Customer SupportAsia Ulead Customer SupportPage IE-021-V1 0599Nixx Canon INC

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