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Canon 520 HS Manual

217 pages3.73 Mb

2Package Contents
- PDF Manuals
3Compatible Memory Cards
Preliminary Notes and Legal Information
4Part Names and Conventions in This Guide
- 6Appendix.........................193
- 4Shoot
  - z
  - z z z z z z
Contents: Basic Operations
7IP
t
- 81View
- EShoot/View Movies
- cPrint
- Save
- 9Safety Precautions
  - Warning
  - 10 Caution
  - Caution
- 12Initial Preparations
  - Attaching the Strap
  - Holding the Camera
    - 14
    - Remove the cover. Insert the battery.
      - z
    - Charge the battery.
      - z
        X
    - Remove the battery.
      - z
  - 13Charging the Battery
    - 15
    - Open the cover.
      - z
    - Insert the battery.
      - z
    - Close the cover.
      - z
  - 14Inserting the Battery
    - 16
    - Open the cover.
    - Removing the Battery
      - X
      - z
    - Insert the memory card.
      - z
    - Close the cover.
      - z
  - 15Inserting the Memory Card
    - 17
    - Set the date and time.
    - Removing the Memory Card
  - 16Setting the Date and Time
    - 1718
    - Set the local time zone.
      - z
    - 20
      - z
    - Set the display language.
      - z
        X
  - 19Display Language
    - 21
      - z
        X
    - Enter A mode.
      - z z
        X
    - Compose the shot.
      - z
- 20Trying the Camera Out
  - Shooting (Smart Auto)
    - 2223
    - Start shooting.
      - z
        X
    - Finish shooting.
      - z
        X
    - 24
    - Browse through your images.
  - 23Viewing
    - 2425
    - Play movies.
    - Choose an image to erase.
    - Erase the image.
    - Erasing the Images
    - 26
    - ImageBrowser EX
      - z z z z
- 25Included Software, PDF Manuals
  - Features of the Included Software
    - Auto Update Function
  - PDF Manuals
    - Macintosh
  - 26System Requirements
  - 27Installing the Software and PDF Manuals
    - 2829
      - z
    - Install the files.
      - z
        X
      - z
    - 30
    - Connect the camera to the computer.
    - Turn the camera on to access CameraWindow.
  - 29Saving Images to a Computer
    - 3031
    - Save the images to the computer.
      - z
        X
      - z
  - 31Using the PDF Manuals
    - 33
- 32Accessories
  - Included Accessories
  - 36
  - Shooting Mode
    - z
  - Playback Mode
    - z
- 35On/Off
  - Power-Saving Features (Auto Power Down)
    - Power Saving in Shooting Mode Power Saving in Playback Mode
    - 37
    - Press halfway.
      - focus.)
      - z
    - Press all the way down.
      - halfway position, press fully to shoot.) X
      - z
- 36Shutter Button
- Shooting Modes
- 37Shooting Display Options
  - 39
  - Access the FUNC. menu.
  - Choose a menu item.
- 38FUNC. Menu
  - 40
  - Access the menu.
  - Choose a tab.
  - Choose a setting.
- 39n Menu
  - z
    - X
  - z
- 40Indicator Display
- Clock
- 43Shooting in Smart Auto Mode
  - 44
    - z
      - X
  - Enter A mode.
    - z z
      - X
  - Compose the shot.
    - z
  - 4445
  - Shooting Still Images Focus.
    - z
      - X
    - z
      - X
  - 4546
  - Start shooting.
    - z
      - X
  - Resize the subject and recompose the shot as needed.
    - z
  - Finish shooting.
    - z
  - 4647
  - Still Images/Movies
  - Still Images
  - 4748
  - Movies
  - 48Scene Icons
    - 4950
    - Continuous Shooting Scenes
  - 50Image Stabilization Icons
  - 51On-Screen Frames
    - 53
    - Move the zoom lever toward i.
      - z
        X
    - Move the zoom lever toward i again.
      - X
- 52Common, Convenient Features
  - Zooming In Closer on Subjects (Digital Zoom)
  - 53Using the Self-Timer
    - z
      - X
    - z
      - X
    - z
  - 55Deactivating the Flash
    - X
  - 56Adding the Shooting Date and Time
    - z
      - X
  - 57Choosing Subjects to Focus On (Tracking AF)
    - 58
    - Specify Tracking AF.
      - z
        X
    - Choose a subject to focus on.
      - z
        X
    - 59
      - z
- 58Using Face ID
  - Personal Information
  - Registering Face ID Information
    - 5960
    - Register face information.
    - Save the settings.
    - 6061
    - Enter a name.
    - Enter a birthday.
    - Save the settings.
    - 62
    - Continue registering face information.
      - z
        X
      - z
        X
  - 61Shooting
    - 63
    - Access the [Check/Edit Info]
      - z
    - Choose a person to check.
      - z
    - Check the registered information.
      - z
  - 62Checking and Editing Registered Information
    - Checking Registered Face ID Information
    - 6465
    - Choose the name of the person to overwrite.
      - z
    - Access the face info screen.
      - z
    - Choose the face info to overwrite.
      - z
    - Register face information.
      - z
  - 66Erasing Registered Information
    - X
- 67Image Customization Features
  - Changing the Aspect Ratio
  - 68Changing Image Resolution (Size)
    - 69
      - z
    - Guidelines for Choosing Resolution Based on Paper Size (for 4:3 Images)
  - 69Red-Eye Correction
    - 70
    - Access the [Flash Settings]
      - z
        X
      - z
        X
  - 70Correcting Greenish Image Areas from Mercury Lamps
  - 71Changing Movie Image Quality
  - 72Using the Wind Filter
    - z
      - X
- 73Helpful Shooting Features
  - Displaying Grid Lines
  - 74Magnifying the Area in Focus
    - 75
      - z
    - Check the focus.
      - z
  - 75Checking for Closed Eyes
    - z
      - X
    - 77
      - z
    - Access the [Flash Settings]
      - z
- 76Customizing Camera Operation
  - Deactivating the AF Assist Beam
  - Deactivating the Red-Eye Reduction Lamp
    - z
  - 77Changing the Image Display Period After Shots
  - Changing the Image Display Style After Shots
- 79Specific Scenes
  - 8081
  - Shoot under low light (Low Light)
    - z
  - SShoot under water (Underwater)
    - z
  - PShoot with snowy backgrounds (Snow)
    - z
  - tShoot fireworks (Fireworks)
  - 82Making Skin Look Smoother (Smooth Skin)
- 83Applying Special Effects
  - 84Shooting with a Fish-Eye Lens Effect (Fish-eye Effect)
  - 85Shots Resembling Miniature Models (Miniature Effect)
  - 86Shooting with a Toy Camera Effect (Toy Camera Effect)
  - 87Shooting With a Soft Focus Effect
  - 88Shooting in Monochrome
  - 89Shooting with Color Accent
    - 90
    - Choose T.
      - z
        X
    - Specify the color.
      - z
        X
    - Specify the range of colors to keep.
      - z z
      - z
  - 90Shooting with Color Swap
    - z
      - X
- 92Special Modes for Other Purposes
  - Auto Clip Recording (Movie Digest)
    - 94
      - z
        X
    - Aim the camera at a person.
      - z
  - 93Auto Shooting After Face Detection (Smart Shutter)
    - Auto Shooting After Smile Detection
  - 96Shooting Long Exposures (Long Shutter)
    - 97
    - Choose N.
      - z
    - Choose the shutter speed.
      - z
    - Check the exposure.
      - z
    - 98
      - z
        X
  - 97High-Speed Continuous Shooting (High-speed Burst)
    - Images Displayed During Playback
  - 99Shooting Stitch Assist Images
    - 101
      - z
    - Choose a frame rate.
      - z
        X
- 100Shooting Various Movies
  - Shooting Super Slow Motion Movies
    - z
    - z z
  - 101Shooting iFrame Movies
- 102G mode
  - More discerning shots, in your preferred shooting style
  - 103Shooting in Program AE Mode (GMode)
    - 105
      - z
    - Compose the shot and shoot.
      - z
    - Set the flash to ! (p. 56). Lock the exposure.
      - z
        X
  - 104Image Brightness (Exposure Compensation)
    - Adjusting Image Brightness (Exposure Compensation)
    - Locking Image Brightness/Exposure (AE Lock)
    - 105Changing the Metering Method
    - Changing the ISO Speed
    - 106Correcting Image Brightness (i-Contrast)
      - z
        X
  - 107Color and Continuous Shooting
    - Adjusting White Balance
      - 108109
        z
        X
      - Custom White Balance
    - 109Changing Image Color Tones (My Colors)
      - 111
        z
    - 110Continuous Shooting
      - z
        X
      - Custom Color
        z
        X
  - 112Shooting Range and Focusing
    - Shooting Close-ups (Macro)
    - Shooting Distant Subjects (Infinity)
    - 113Digital Tele-Converter
      - z
        X
    - 114Changing the AF Frame Mode
      - 115
        z
      - Face Detect
      - 115116
      - Choosing Subjects to Focus On (Tracking AF)
      - Choose [Tracking AF].
        X
        z
        X
      - Choose a subject to focus on.
        z
        X
        z
        X
      - 116117
      - Center
    - 117Shooting with Servo AF
    - 118Changing the Focus Setting
      - z
    - 119Shooting with the AF Lock
      - z
        X
      - z
        X
  - 120Flash
    - Activating Flash
    - Shooting with Slow Synchro
    - 121Shooting with the FE Lock
      - z
  - 122Other Settings
    - Changing the Compression Ratio (Image Quality)
    - Changing the IS Mode Settings
      - 123124
      - Deactivating Powered IS
        z
- 124Playback Mode
  - 125Viewing
    - 126
    - Browse through your images.
    - 127
    - Play movies.
    - 126Checking People Detected in Face ID
      - X
      - z
      - Adjust the volume.
        z
      - Pause playback.
        z
        X
      - Switch to simple information display mode and check.
        z
    - 127Switching Display Modes
      - 128
        z
      - Overexposure Warning (for Image Highlights) Histogram
    - 128Checking the Focus
      - 129
      - Access Focus Check.
        z
        X
      - Switch frames.
        z
        X
      - Zoom in or out, or view other image areas.
        z
      - 130
      - Display images in an index.
        z
        X
  - 129Browsing and Filtering Images
    - Navigating Through Images in an Index
    - Searching for Images
      - 130131
      - Choose a search condition.
        z
      - View the image search results.
        z
        X
        z
    - 131Viewing Movie Digest Movies
    - Viewing Individual Images in a Group
      - 133
      - View individual images in the group.
      - Changing Names
        z
  - 132Editing Face ID Information
    - 135
    - Magnify an image.
      - z
    - Move the display position and switch images as needed.
      - z
  - 134Image Viewing Options
    - Magnifying Images
    - 135Viewing Slideshows
      - 136
      - Choose a slideshow transition and start playback.
        z
        X
      - 138
      - Choose Smart Shuffle.
        z
        X
        z
        X
        z
    - 137Auto Playback of Similar Images (Smart Shuffle)
  - 138Protecting Images
    - 139
    - Choose a selection method.
    - Using the Menu
      - 140
      - Choose [Select].
      - Protect the image.
    - 139Choosing Images Individually
    - 140Selecting a Range
    - 141Specifying All Images at Once
  - 142Erasing Images
    - 143
    - Choose an image to erase.
    - Erase the images.
    - Choose a selection method.
    - Erasing All Images
      - Choosing a Selection Method
  - 145Rotating Images
    - 146
    - Choose \.
    - Rotate the image.
    - Choose [Rotate].
    - Rotate the image.
    - Using the Menu
      - z
    - 146Deactivating Auto Rotation
      - 148
        z
        X
      - Choose [Favorites].
        z
  - 147Image Categories
    - Tagging Images as Favorites
      - Using the Menu
      - 149
        z
      - Choose a category.
        z
      - Choose images.
        z
    - 148Organizing Images by Category (My Category)
      - 152
      - Choose [Resize].
        X
        z
      - Choose an image size.
        z
        X
      - Save the new image.
        z
        X
      - Review the new image.
        z
  - 151Editing Still Images
    - Resizing Images
      - 153
      - Choose [Trimming].
        z
      - Adjust the cropping area.
        X
        z z
        z
    - 152Cropping
      - 154
      - Choose [My Colors].
        z
    - 153Changing Image Color Tones (My Colors)
    - 154Correcting Image Brightness (i-Contrast)
      - 156
      - Choose [Red-Eye Correction].
        z
      - Correct the image.
        z
        X
        z
        X
    - 155Correcting Red-Eye
  - 156Editing Movies
    - 157
    - Choose *.
      - z
        X
    - Specify portions to cut.
      - z z
      - z
    - Review the edited movie.
      - z
      - z z
    - 157158
    - Save the edited movie.
      - z
        X
      - z
  - 159Adjusting Basic Camera Functions
    - Silencing Camera Operations
    - Adjusting the Volume
      - z
    - 160Customizing Sounds
    - Hiding Hints and Tips
      - z
    - 161Screen Brightness
    - Start-up Screen
      - 164
      - Access the [Format] screen.
        z
      - Choose [OK].
        z
      - Format the memory card.
        z
    - 163Formatting Memory Cards
      - 165
      - Perform low-level formatting.
        z
      - Low-Level Formatting
    - 164File Numbering
      - z
        X
    - 165Date-Based Image Storage
    - Lens Retraction Timing
    - 166Power-Saving Adjustment
      - 168
      - Specify your destination.
        z
      - Switch to the destination time zone.
        z
        X
    - 167World Clock
      - 169
      - Access the [Date/Time] screen.
        z
      - Access the [Language] screen.
        z
    - 168Date and Time
    - Display Language
    - Adjusting Other Settings
      - 170
      - Access the [Reset All] screen.
        X
        z
      - Restore default settings.
        z
    - 169Restoring Defaults
  - 171Tips on Using Included Accessories
    - Effective Battery and Charger Use
      - z
  - 172Optional Accessories
    - Power Supplies
    - Flash Units
      - z
    - 173Other Accessories
    - Printers
  - 174Using Optional Accessories
    - Playback on a TV
      - 176177
      - Display images.
        z
      - Connect the camera to the TV.
        z
      - Display images.
        z
        X
      - Control the camera with the TV remote
      - 179
      - Make sure the camera is off. Insert the coupler.
      - Connect the adapter to the coupler.
      - Connect the power cord.
    - 178Powering the Camera with Household Power
  - 179Printing Images
    - Easy Print
      - 180181
      - Access the printing screen.
      - Print the image.
    - 181Configuring Print Settings
      - 182
      - Access the printing screen.
        z
    - 185Printing Movie Scenes
      - 187
        z
      - Configuring Print Settings
      - Add the image to the print list.
        z
    - 186Adding Images to the Print List (DPOF)
      - Adding Images to the Print List via the FUNC. Menu
      - 191
        z
      - Adding Images Individually
      - Choose [Select].
        z
    - 190Adding Images to a Photobook
      - Choosing a Selection Method
      - 194
      - Power
      - Display on a TV
      - Shooting
  - 193Troubleshooting
    - 195196
    - Playback
    - 197
    - Computer
  - 196Handling Precautions
    - If an error message is displayed, respond as follows.
  - 197On-Screen Messages
  - 199On-Screen Information
    - Shooting (Information Display)
      - 200201
        An on-screen icon or message indicates the battery charge level.
      - Battery Level
    - 201Playback (Detailed Information Display)
      - 202203
      - Summary of Movie Control Panel in Viewing (p.126)
        * c
  - 203Functions and Menu Tables
    - Functions Available in Each Shooting Mode
    - 205FUNC. Menu
    - 2074 Shooting Menu
    - 2093 Set up Menu
    - 1 Playback Menu
    - 2102 Print Menu
    - Playback Mode FUNC. Menu
      - A
      - B
      - C
      - D
      - E
      - F
  - 211Index
    - Index
    - 212G
    - H
    - I
    - L
    - M
    - P
    - R
    - S
      - Index
    - 213T
    - U
    - V
    - W
    - Z
    - 215216
    - Trademark Acknowledgments
    - About MPEG-4 Licensing
      - USA and Canada only:
      - For CA, USA only
    - 216217
    - Canadian Radio Interference Regulations

218 pages3.55 Mb

1Camera User Guide
- ENGLISH
- 2Package Contents
- 3Compatible Memory Cards
- Preliminary Notes and Legal
- Information
- 4Part Names and Conventions in This Guide
  - 5Part Names and Conventions in This Guide
- 6Contents
  - 78 Appendix
- 8Contents: Basic Operations
- 91 View
- E Shoot/View Movies
- cPrint
- Save
- 10Safety Precautions
- Safety Precautions
- •Turn the camera off in places where camera use is prohibited
- Do not play the supplied
- 11Caution
  - •Be careful not to bump or push strongly on the lens
  - •Be careful not to subject the screen to strong impacts
  - When using the flash, be careful not to cover it with your fingers or clothing
  - •Avoid using, placing or storing the product in the following places:
  - Viewing images on the camera screen for prolonged periods may cause discomfort
- 13Initial Preparations
- Initial Preparations
- 14Charging the Battery
  - Remove the cover
  - Insert the battery
  - Charge the battery
  - For
  - CB-2LB:
  - CB-2LBE:
  - Remove the battery
- 15Inserting the Battery
  - Open the cover
  - Close the cover
- 16Inserting the Memory Card
  - Insert the memory card
  - lose the cover
  - Removing the Battery
  - Removing the Memory Card
- 17Setting the Date and Time
  - Turn the camera on
  - Set the date and time
  - 18Set the local time zone
  - Finish the setup process
  - 19Changing the Date and Time
  - Access the camera menu
  - Choose [Date/Time]
  - Change the date and time
- 20Display Language
  - Enter Playback mode
  - Access the setting screen
  - Set the display language
  - opqr
- 21Trying the Camera Out
- 22Trying the Camera Out
- Shoot
- Shooting Still Images
- Focus
- 23Shooting Movies
- Start shooting
- Finish shooting
- 24Viewing
  - Browse through your images
  - 25Play movies
  - Erasing the Images
  - Choose an image to erase
  - Erase the image
- 26Included Software, PDF Manuals
- 27System Requirements
- 28Installing the Software and PDF Manuals
  - Insert the CD-ROMin the computer’s CD-ROMdrive
  - Begin the installation
  - 29Install the files
- 30Saving Images to a Computer
  - Connect the camera to the computer
  - Turn the camera on to access
  - CameraWindow
  - 31CameraWindow
  - Save the images to the computer
- 32Using the PDF Manuals
- 33Accessories
35Camera Basics
- 36On/Off
- 37Shutter Button
  - Press halfway. (Press lightly to focus.)
  - Press all the way down
- Shooting Modes
- 38Shooting Display Options
- 39FUNC. Menu
- 40n Menu
- 41Indicator Display
- Clock
43Smart Auto Mode
- 44Shooting in Smart Auto Mode
- 49Scene Icons
  - Background Normal
  - Subject
  - People
  - In Motion
  - Shadows on Face
  - Smiling
  - Sleeping
  - Babies
  - Children (In Motion)
  - Other Subjects
  - At Close Range
  - 50Continuous Shooting Scenes
- 51Image Stabilization Icons
- 52On-ScreenFrames
- 53Common, Convenient Features
- Common, Convenient Features
- 54Using the Self-Timer
  - Configure the setting
  - 55Using the Self-Timerto Avoid Camera Shake
  - Customizing the Self-Timer
  - Choose $
  - onfigure the setting
- 56Deactivating the Flash
- 57Adding the Shooting Date and Time
- 58Choosing Subjects to Focus On (Tracking AF)
  - Specify Tracking AF
  - Choose a subject to focus on
- 59Using Face ID
- 60Register face information
- Save the settings
- 61Enter a name
- Enter a birthday
- Continue registering face information
- 62Shooting
- 63Checking and Editing Registered Information
  - Checking Registered Face ID Information
  - Access the [Check/Edit Info] screen
  - Choose a person to check
  - Check the registered information
  - 64Changing the Name or Birthday
  - Access the [Edit Profile] screen
  - Input changes
  - Overwriting and Adding Face Information
  - Access the [Add Face Info] screen
  - 65Choose the name of the person to overwrite
  - Access the face info screen
  - Choose the face info to overwrite
  - 66Erasing Face Information
  - Choose the name of the person whose face info you want to erase
  - Access the [Face Info List] screen
  - Choose the face info to erase
- 67Erasing Registered Information
  - Access the [Erase Info] screen
  - Choose the name of the person whose info you want to erase
- 68Image Customization Features
- Image Customization Features
- 69Changing Image Resolution (Size)
  - Guidelines for Choosing Resolution Based on Paper Size (for 4:3 Images)
- 70Red-EyeCorrection
  - Access the [Flash Settings] screen
- 71Correcting Greenish Image Areas from Mercury Lamps
- 72Changing Movie Image Quality
  - Image
  - Resolution
  - Frame Rate
  - Details
  - • In
- 73Using the Wind Filter
- 74Helpful Shooting Features
- Helpful Shooting Features
- 75Magnifying the Area in Focus
  - Check the focus
- 76Checking for Closed Eyes
- 77Customizing Camera Operation
- Customizing Camera Operation
- 78Changing the Image Display Period After Shots
- Changing the Image Display Style After Shots
79Other Shooting Modes
- 80Specific Scenes
  - 81Specific Scenes
  - Shoot under low light (Low Light)
  - SShoot under water (Underwater)
  - COPY
  - Shoot with snowy backgrounds
  - (Snow)
  - tShoot fireworks (Fireworks)
  - • In
  - 82Correcting White Balance
  - Choose S
  - Choose white balance
  - Adjust the setting
- 83Making Skin Look Smoother (Smooth Skin)
- 84Applying Special Effects
  - Applying Special Effects
- 85Shooting with a Fish-EyeLens Effect (Fish-eyeEffect)
  - Choose an effect level
- 86Shots Resembling Miniature Models (Miniature Effect)
  - Choose the area to keep in focus
  - For movies, choose the movie playback speed
  - Return to the shooting screen and shoot
  - Playback Speed and Estimated Playback Time (for One-MinuteClips)
  - Speed
  - Playback Time
- 87Shooting with a Toy Camera Effect (Toy Camera Effect)
  - Choose a color tone
- 88Shooting With a Soft Focus Effect
- 89Shooting in Monochrome
- 90Shooting with Color Accent
  - Choose T
  - Specify the color
  - Specify the range of colors to keep
- 91Shooting with Color Swap
  - Choose Y
  - Specify the color to replace
  - 92Specify the new color
  - Specify the range of colors to replace
- 93Special Modes for Other Purposes
- Special Modes for Other Purposes
- 94Auto Shooting After Face Detection (Smart Shutter)
  - Auto Shooting After Smile Detection
  - Aim the camera at a person
  - 95Using the Wink Self-Timer
  - Compose the shot and press the shutter button halfway
  - Press the shutter button all the way down
  - Face the camera and wink
  - 96Using the Face Self-Timer
  - Join the subjects in the shooting area and look at the camera
- 97Shooting Long Exposures (Long Shutter)
  - Choose N
  - Choose the shutter speed
  - Check the exposure
- 98High-SpeedContinuous Shooting (High-speedBurst)
  - Images Displayed During Playback
- 100Shooting Stitch Assist Images
  - Choose x or
  - Take the first shot
  - Take additional shots
  - Use the software to combine the images
- 101Shooting Various Movies
- Shooting Various Movies
- 102Shooting iFrame Movies
103Gmode
- 104Shooting in Program AE Mode (G Mode)
- 105Image Brightness
- (Exposure Compensation)
- Image Brightness (Exposure Compensation)
- 106Changing the Metering Method
- Changing the ISO Speed
- 107Correcting Image Brightness (i-Contrast)
- 108Color and Continuous Shooting
- 109Color and Continuous Shooting
- Custom White Balance
- 110Changing Image Color Tones (My Colors)
  - Custom Color
- 111Continuous Shooting
  - 112Mode
  - Description
- 113Shooting Range and Focusing
- Shooting Range and Focusing
- 114Digital Tele-Converter
- 115Changing the AF Frame Mode
  - Face Detect
  - 116Choosing Subjects to Focus On (Tracking AF)
  - Choose [Tracking AF]
  - 117Center
  - Recomposing Shots While the Focus is Locked
  - Recompose the shot
- 118Shooting with Servo AF
- 119Changing the Focus Setting
- 120Shooting with the AF Lock
  - Lock the focus
- 121Flash
- 122Shooting with the FE Lock
  - Set the flash to h (p. 121)
  - Lock the flash exposure
- 123Other Settings
- 124Deactivating Powered IS
125Playback Mode
- 126Viewing
  - Viewing
  - Adjust the volume
  - Pause playback
- 127Checking People Detected in Face ID
  - Switch to simple information display mode and check
- 128Switching Display Modes
  - Overexposure Warning (for Image Highlights)
  - Histogram
- 129Checking the Focus
  - Access Focus Check
  - Switch frames
  - Zoom in or out, or view other image areas
- 130Browsing and Filtering Images
- 131Browsing and Filtering Images
- Choose a search condition
- View the image search results
- 132Viewing Movie Digest Movies
  - Choose a movie
  - Play the movie
- Viewing Individual Images in a Group
  - Choose an image group
- 133Editing Face ID Information
  - 134Choose [Overwrite]
  - Erasing Names
- 135Image Viewing Options
- Image Viewing Options
- 136Viewing Slideshows
  - Choose a slideshow transition and start playback
  - 137Changing Slideshow Settings
  - Configure the settings
- 138Auto Playback of Similar Images (Smart Shuffle)
  - Choose Smart Shuffle
- 139Protecting Images
- 140Choosing Images Individually
  - Choose [Select]
  - Protect the image
- 141Selecting a Range
  - Choose [Select Range]
  - Choose a starting image
  - hoose an ending image
  - Protect the images
- 142Specifying All Images at Once
  - Choose [Select All Images]
- 143Erasing Images
- 144Choosing Images Individually
- Selecting a Range
- hoose [Select Range]
- Choose images
- 145Specifying All Images at Once
- 146Rotating Images
- 147Deactivating Auto Rotation
- 148Image Categories
- Image Categories
- 149Organizing Images by Category (My Category)
  - COPY
  - Choose a category
- 152Editing Still Images
- 153Cropping
  - Choose [Trimming]
  - Adjust the cropping area
  - Save as a new image and review
  - 154Choose [My Colors]
  - hoose an option
  - 155Choose [i-Contrast]
- 156Correcting Red-Eye
  - Choose [Red-EyeCorrection]
  - Correct the image
- 157Editing Movies
  - 158Save the edited movie
159Setting Menu
- 160Adjusting Basic Camera Functions
- Adjusting Basic Camera Functions
- 161Customizing Sounds
- Hiding Hints and Tips
- 162Screen Brightness
- Start-upScreen
  - 163Customizing the Start-upScreen
  - Access the [Start-upImage] screen in Playback mode
  - Choose one of your shots
- 164Formatting Memory Cards
  - Access the [Format] screen
  - Choose [OK]
  - Format the memory card
  - Low-LevelFormatting
  - Perform low-levelformatting
- 165File Numbering
- 166Date-BasedImage Storage
- Lens Retraction Timing
- 167Power-SavingAdjustment
  - Access the [Power Saving] screen
- 168World Clock
  - Specify your destination
  - Switch to the destination time zone
- 169Date and Time
  - Access the [Date/Time] screen
- Adjusting Other Settings
- 170Restoring Defaults
  - Access the [Reset All] screen
  - Restore default settings
171Accessories
- 172Tips on Using Included Accessories
- 173Optional Accessories
- Optional Accessories
- 174Other Accessories
  - Waterproof Case WP-DC340L
  - Stereo AV Cable AVC-DC400ST
  - HDMI Cable HTC-100
- Printers
  - anon PictBridge-CompatiblePrinters
- 175Using Optional Accessories
- 176Using Optional Accessories
- Playback on a High-DefinitionTV
- 177Display images
- Control the camera with the TV remote
- 178Control the camera with the TV remote
- Camera Control Panel Options Shown on the TV
- 179Powering the Camera with Household Power
  - Make sure the camera is off
  - Insert the coupler
  - Connect the adapter to the coupler
  - Connect the power cord
- 180Printing Images
- 181Access the printing screen
- Print the image
- 182Configuring Print Settings
  - Trimming
  - Paper
  - Settings
  - 183Cropping Images Before Printing (Trimming)
  - Adjust the cropping frame as needed
  - 184Choosing Paper Size and Layout Before Printing Choose [Paper Settings]
  - Choose a paper size
  - Choose a type of paper
  - Choose a layout
  - 185Available Layout Options
  - Printing ID Photos
  - Choose [ID Photo]
  - Choose the long and short side length
  - Choose the printing area
- 186Printing Movie Scenes
  - Choose a printing method
  - Movie Printing Options
- 187Adding Images to the Print List (DPOF)
  - Adding Images to the Print List via the FUNC. Menu
  - Add the image to the print list
  - Configuring Print Settings
  - 188Print Type
  - Date
  - File No
  - Clear DPOF
  - data
  - 189Setting Up Printing for Individual Images
  - Choose [Select Images & Qty.]
  - Specify the number of prints
  - Setting Up Printing for a Range of Images Choose [Select Range]
  - Configure the print settings
  - 190Setting Up Printing for All Images
  - Clearing All Images from the Print List
  - Choose [Clear All Selections]
  - Confirm clearing the print list
  - Printing Images Added to the rint List (DPOF)
- 191Adding Images to a Photobook
  - Adding Images Individually
  - 192Adding All Images to a Photobook
  - Removing All Images from a Photobook
  - hoose [Clear All Selections]
  - Confirm clearing the photobook
193Appendix
- 194Troubleshooting
  - 195Troubleshooting
  - is displayed when the shutter button is pressed halfway (p. 56)
  - Shots are out of focus
  - Subjects in shots look too dark
  - Subjects look too bright, highlights are washed-out
  - Shots look too dark despite the flash firing (p. 47)
  - Subjects in flash shots look too bright, highlights are washed-out
  - White dots or similar image artifacts appear in flash shots
  - Shots look grainy
  - 196Subjects are affected by red-eye (p. 70)
  - Recording to the memory card takes too long, or continuous shooting is slower
  - Shooting settings or FUNC. menu settings are not available
  - The Babies or Children icon does not display
  - Shooting Movies
  - The elapsed time shown is incorrect, or recording is interrupted
  - is displayed and shooting stops automatically
  - Subjects look distorted
  - Playback
  - Playback is not possible
- 197Handling Precautions
- 198On-ScreenMessages
  - 199On-ScreenMessages
  - Exceeded selection limit
  - Communication error
  - Naming error
  - Lens Error
  - A camera error was detected (error number)
  - File Error
  - Print error
  - Ink absorber full
- 200On-ScreenInformation
- 201Battery Level
- Display
- On-ScreenInformation
- 202Playback (Detailed Information Display)
  - 203Summary of Movie Control Panel in “Viewing” (p. 126)
- 204Functions and Menu Tables
- 205Functions and Menu Tables
- 206FUNC. Menu
- 2084 Shooting Menu
- 2103 Set up Menu
  - Item
  - Ref. Page
- 1 Playback Menu
- 2112 Print Menu
- Playback Mode FUNC. Menu
- 212Index
  - 214Index
  - 216USA and Canada only:
  - For CA, USA only
  - 217FCC Notice
  - Canadian Radio Interference Regulations
  - 218Battery Charger CB-2LB
  - Battery Charger CB-2LBE
  - Disclaimer

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