Canon Pocket Guide G2 manual Adjusting CONTRAST, SHARPNESS, and Saturation, Using the SET UP Menu

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Omni Selector to scroll through the images. Press the up point to increase or decrease the number of copies for the current image. (The default is 0.) The number of copies of that image, and the running total of all images are dis- played at the top of the monitor. When finished, press MENU.

■To select all images for printing, highlight Order and press SET. Then press the Flash/Index button, then SET again to display a menu. Highlight Mark All and press SET. You can scroll through the images to change quantities with the up or down point on the Omni Selector. The number of copies of that image, and the running total of all images are displayed at the top of the monitor. When finished, press MENU.

■To specify the print type, highlight Set up and press SET. Highlight Print type and press the left or right point on the Omni Selector to select Standard, Index, or Both and press SET again. (You can also specify if the date and file number is printed on the image by turning those features on.) When finished, press MENU.

■To clear all previously entered print order settings, highlight Reset and press SET. Highlight OK and press SET.

4.Press the MENU button to hide the menu.

ADJUSTING CONTRAST, SHARPNESS, AND SATURATION

1.With the camera on and the Mode Dial set to any mode in Creative Zone mode, press MENU.

2.Press the down point on the Omni Selector to highlight Contrast, Sharpness, or Saturation (you have to scroll down to see them).

3.Press the left point on the Omni Selector to decrease the setting (–), or the right point to increase it (+).

4.Press MENU to confirm the setting and hide the menu.

5.When finished, repeat Steps 1–4 to reset controls to 0 or they will be remembered even when you turn the camera off and back on.

USING THE SET UP MENU

1. With the Mode Dial set to any mode, press the MENU

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button to display the menu. Notice how one of the menu’s tabs is highlighted and an arrowhead points toward the next tab. (If a tab isn’t highlighted, press the up point on the Omni Selector until it is.)

2.Press the right or left point on the Omni Selector to high- light the Set Up menu tab. (You can also press JUMP without needing to highlight the tab.)

3.To change an item on the menu, press the points on the Omni Selector to do any of the following and then press SET:

■To turn the beep on and off, highlight Beep, and then select On or Off.

■To change the brightness of the monitor highlight LCD Brightness, and then select the dim or bright icon.

■To change the volume, highlight Playback Vol (in Replay mode) or Shutter Volume (in shooting mode) and increase or decrease the volume.

■To turn power down mode on or off, highlight Auto Power Down and select On or Off.

■To set the date and time, highlight Date/Time, and then press the right point on the Omni Selector to display the Set Date/Time Screen. Press the left or right point to select an element and the up or down point to change it. When finished, press SET. (In Replay mode, hold down SET and press JUMP to go directly to this setting.)

■To format a flash memory card, highlight Format, and then press the right point on the Omni Selector to display a confirmation screen. Press the left or right point to select Cancel or OK and press SET. BE CAREFUL with this command because it will erase your image files.

■To specify a language for the menus, highlight Lan- guage, and then press the right point on Omni Selector to display a list of languages. Press the up or down point to select a language and press SET.

■To specify the video system, highlight Video System and press the right or left point on the Omni Selector to select NTSC or PAL.

4.When finished making changes, press the MENU button to hide the menu.

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Contents Canon Powershot Preface Using Dials and Buttons Taking Pictures in Auto ModeManaging Your Images Using MenusSelecting Image Size Giving a Slide ShowSelecting Image Compression Selecting Jpeg or RAW File FormatUsing Program AE Using Image Zone ModesUsing Manual Mode Switching Between Spot and NON-SPOT MeteringUsing Program Shift Using AE LockUsing Autoexposure Bracketing AEB Using HistogramsUsing Single or Continuous Autofocus Using AF FramesUsing Focus Lock Using Manual FocusUsing Focus Lock for Minimum Depth of Field Using Focus Lock for Maximum Depth of FieldAdjusting White Balance Linking Spot Metering to the AF FrameUsing Auto Flash Using Digital ZoomUsing Fill Flash Zooming the LensUsing Flash Exposure Lock Using Slow Sync FlashUsing Flash Exposure Compensation Using AN External FlashUsing Continuous Mode Using Color EffectsChoosing a Continuous Mode Capturing MoviesUsing the SET UP Menu Adjusting CONTRAST, SHARPNESS, and SaturationGreenbatteries Managing Image FilesStore Digital Wallet Features

Pocket Guide G2 specifications

The Canon Pocket Guide G2 is a compact yet powerful digital camera designed for photography enthusiasts who seek a blend of convenience and high performance. As a part of Canon’s acclaimed PowerShot series, the G2 combines advanced technology with user-friendly features, making it a go-to option for both amateur photographers and seasoned pros.

One of the standout features of the G2 is its impressive image quality, which is driven by a 4-megapixel CCD sensor. This sensor allows for clear, high-resolution images that capture fine details and vibrant colors, even in challenging lighting conditions. The camera boasts an impressive ISO range, enabling users to shoot in low light without significant noise, which is essential for indoor or nighttime photography.

The Canon G2 is equipped with a variable aperture lens with a focal length of 7.2 to 28.8 mm (equivalent to 35 to 140 mm in 35mm film), offering flexibility for different shooting scenarios. The lens features a fast f/2.0 maximum aperture, which is perfect for achieving a shallow depth of field and stunning bokeh effects. Coupled with an optical zoom capability, the G2 allows for a wider creative range when capturing landscapes, portraits, and more.

Another noteworthy aspect of the G2 is its advanced macro capabilities. Users can take stunning close-up shots from as little as 1.6 inches away, making it ideal for photographing flowers, insects, and intricate details. The camera also features a built-in flash and a hot shoe for external flash units, providing versatility in different lighting situations.

In terms of user interface, the Canon Pocket Guide G2 offers a friendly control layout with a customizable menu, making it easy to navigate settings and access various shooting modes. The camera includes a variety of scene modes that enhance user experience, from portrait and landscape to night snapshots.

Moreover, the G2 supports image stabilization technology, crucial for reducing blur in handheld shots. This makes it easier to capture sharp images, even with longer exposure settings.

The camera connects easily to computers and printers via USB, enabling quick sharing of images. Compact and portable, the Canon Pocket Guide G2 is perfect for those who want a reliable camera that fits in their pocket while delivering exceptional image quality and versatility on the go. Whether capturing life’s fleeting moments or exploring creative photography, the G2 stands out as a comprehensive tool for digital imaging.
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