Canon S10 manual Using the Viewfinder, Using the LCD Monitor

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Using the Viewfinder

The camera is equipped with an optical viewfinder for composing ordinary photographs.

Using the LCD Monitor

Use the LCD monitor to compose close-up images in macro mode.

Viewfinder

LCD Monitor

Basic functions

1Look through the viewfinder to align the camera with the primary subject.

The square brackets (autofocus metering field) in the viewfinder should be placed on the primary subject.

Square Brackets in

Viewfinder

1Press the DISPLAY button.

The button switches the LCD monitor between the on, information view and off modes with each push.

2Look at the image appearing in the LCD monitor to compose the shot.

Try to align the primary subject in the center of the screen.

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Contents Camera User Guide Disclaimer Canadian Radio Interference Regulations FCC NoticeRèglementation canadienne sur les interférences radio Digital Camera, Model PS1025Table of Contents Viewing Image Information Shooting in Manual Mode Shooting in Image ModeRotating an Image Replacing the Button Battery Setting the LanguageErasing the Displayed Image Protecting ImagesUse of the Equipment in a Foreign Country Test ShotsSafety Precautions Read This First Page 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 Mode Dial pMode Dial Upper Indicator IndicatorsLower Indicator Display PanelCharging the Battery Pack Preparing the Battery PackRechargeable Battery Pack NB-5H Installing the BatteryInstall the battery as shown Diagram Battery TerminalsLithium Batteries Close the battery coverTest Conditions Using the AC AdapterBattery Performance Installing a CF Card CF Cards and Estimated Capacities About CF CardsHow to Install the SanDisk ATA FlashDisk Device Driver Precautions with CF CardsHow to Remove the Windows Standard Driver Setting the Menu Language Setting the Date and TimeSet the date, time and date format Press the SET buttonPass the other end of the wrist strap through the small loop Attaching the Wrist StrapConnecting to a TV Power Save Function Turning the Power On/OffShooting Mode Play ModeUsing the LCD Monitor Using the ViewfinderPressing Halfway Using the Shutter ButtonPressing Fully Following data is shown in informa- tion viewDigital Zoom Setting the ZoomTelephoto/Wide Angle Settings Press the button to cycle through the flash settings Shooting in Auto ModeUsing the Flash Flash Settings Using the Self-TimerShoot Flash is set to fire when the indicator shines red Red-Eye ReductionSituations Not Suited to Autofocus Photography Using the Focus LockReplaying Images Erasing Single Images Shoot Shooting in Manual ModeFunctions Available only in manual mode Shooting in Image Mode Horizontal Series Vertical Series 2 Matrix Shooting in Stitch Assist ModeWhat is the Stitch Function? How to Frame a SubjectCamera Positioning LandscapesShooting Turn the Mode Dial to the position LCD monitor will turn onDocuments Select from the following image arrangementsShoot the first frame Compression Image Quality Resolution Image SizeApproximate File Size of One Image 1280 x 960 pixelsShooting Close-Ups Macro Mode You can take a shot anytime by pressing the shutter button Adjusting the Exposure CompensationSetting the White Balance Shooting with the AE Lock Setting the Exposure Metering MethodAdjusting Image Quality Settings Switching the Digital Zoom On/Off Recording SettingsReview Feature Switching the Review Feature On/OffResetting the File Number File Number Conventions Rotating an Image Turn the Mode Dial to the position Press the buttonOr button to jump to the first or last Image Jumping ImagesStarting a Slide Show Viewing Image InformationSelecting Slide Show Images Press the Menu button to close the Select menu Setting the Play TimeSetting the Auto Replay On/Off Print Settings Dpof SettingsSelecting Images for Printing There are two ways to select images for printingPress the Menu button to close the Print menu Maximum of 998 images may be marked for printing Setting the Date/Time Print FunctionSelecting the Print Type Setting the File Number Print Function Resetting Print Settings Erasing All Images ErasingErasing Protecting ImagesProtected images will be shown with the icon Displaying the Setup Menu Camera SettingsAdjusting the LCD Monitor Brightness Setting the Beep On/OffFormatting a CF Card Setting the Date/TimeSetting the Language Appendices Replacing the Button BatteryCamera Body Camera MaintenanceLens Optical ViewfinderTroubleshooting Ately after Mode Dial turned to Battery cover opened immediCamera will not record CF card slot cover is open Display panel flashes CFBattery pack life exceeded Battery consumed quickly Battery pack capacity reducedReplace it with a new one Battery pack will not Power adapterWith surroundings Positive + setting Set the camera to a mode other thanReset the white balance mode Onto camera from the subject Flash mode is set to Flash OnFollowing codes may appear in the display panel List of Message CodesBusy List of MessagesNo CF card By formattingUnidentified Image Cannot rotateMore Edited on another computerRecording Functions Image Quality SettingsList of Functions PowerShot S10 SpecificationsNormal / Fine / Super Fine Battery Pack NB-5H sold separately in some regions Index SymbolsVideo OUT Terminal Canon Customer Support Canon Marketing Malaysia Sdn. Bhd Canon Marketing ServicesPage Page IE-027-V1 0999CH5.2 Canon INC

S10 specifications

The Canon S10, a compact digital camera, stands out with its robust features and advanced technology tailored for photography enthusiasts. Released in the early 2000s, it played an instrumental role in shaping the landscape of portable digital photography, showcasing Canon's commitment to innovation.

One of the primary features of the Canon S10 is its 3.2-megapixel CCD sensor. This component delivers high-quality images with impressive clarity and detail, making it suitable for both casual snapshots and more serious photography. The camera offers a 3x optical zoom lens, allowing users to capture distant subjects without compromising image quality. This versatility is a hallmark of the S10, making it perfect for various photography situations, whether it’s landscapes or portraits.

The S10 is equipped with Canon's DIGIC image processor technology, which significantly enhances image processing speed and quality. This ensures that images are captured quickly, with minimal delay between shots. The processor also improves color accuracy and reduces noise in images, particularly in low-light conditions.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the Canon S10 is its user-friendly interface. The camera features an easy-to-navigate menu system that allows users of all skill levels to select various shooting modes and settings with ease. It offers several preset modes such as portrait, landscape, and night, enabling photographers to quickly adapt to different shooting environments.

Additionally, the Canon S10 includes a 1.8-inch LCD screen, providing a clear view for composing shots and reviewing images. This screen is especially beneficial for capturing images from unconventional angles, allowing users to tilt and adjust the camera without much difficulty.

The S10 also supports various shooting formats, including JPEG for images and AVI for video clips. While video capabilities may be limited compared to modern standards, they were considered innovative at the time of its release.

Lastly, the Canon S10 features a compact design that makes it highly portable. Weighing merely a few ounces, it fits comfortably in a pocket or bag, thus encouraging users to carry it everywhere and capture spontaneous moments.

In summary, the Canon S10 is a notable camera that combines high-quality imaging with user-friendly technology. It reflects Canon's dedication to meeting the diverse needs of photographers while offering a lightweight, portable solution for capturing memories.
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