Canon IXUS11015 manuals

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- 6Table of Contents
  - 1 Getting Started.................... 13
  - 2 Learning More......................41
  - 3 Shooting in Special Conditions and Commonly Used Functions................... 55
  - 4 Selecting Settings Yourself............................... 65
  - 75 Getting More Out of Your Camera....................... 79
  - 6 Using Various Functions for Shooting Movies........... 91
  - 7 Using Playback and Other Functions............................. 97
  - 8 Customizing the Camera..125 9 Useful Information............ 137
- 8Conventions Used in this Guide
- 9Safety Precautions
  - Camera
    - Warning Caution Caution
    - Warning
      - 10Battery, Battery Charger
      - Other Warnings
    - 11Caution
- 13Getting Started
  - Attaching the Strap/Holding the Camera
  - Remove the cover. Insert the battery.
  - Charge the battery.
  - Remove the battery.
  - 14Charging the Battery
    - 15Approximate Number of Shots That Can Be Taken
    - Battery Charge Indicator
      - An icon or message will appear on the screen indicating the batterys charge state.
      - Using the battery and charger effectively
    - Check the cards write-protect tab.
    - Open the cover.
    - Insert the battery.
    - Insert the memory card.
  - 16Inserting the Battery and Memory Card
    - 17Removing the Battery and Memory Card
      - 18Approximate Number of Shots per Memory Card
      - Compatible Memory Cards
        Can you check the number of shots that can be taken?
        What is the write-protect tab?
      - Set the date and time.
  - 19Setting the Date and Time
    - 20Changing the Date and Time
      - Display the menus.
      - Select [Date/Time] in the 3 tab.
      - Change the date and time.
      - Set the playback mode.
      - Display the settings screen.
      - Set the display language.
  - 21Setting the Display Language
    - Display the menus.
    - Select [Format].
    - Format the memory card.
  - 22Formatting Memory Cards
    - Press halfway
    - Press fully (to the second stop).
  - 23Pressing the Shutter Button
  - 24A Taking Pictures
    - Select the A mode.
    - Compose the shot.
    - 26Scene Icons
  - 271 Viewing Images
    - 28Active Display
  - 29Erasing Images
    - Select an image to erase.
    - Erase the image.
  - 30Printing Images
    - 31Print images.
      - Canon-Brand PictBridge Compliant Printers (Sold Separately)
  - 32EShooting Movies
    - 33Stop shooting.
      - Estimated Shooting Times
    - Select a movie.
    - Play the movie.
  - 341 Viewing Movies
  - 35Transferring Images to a Computer
    - System Requirements
      - Windows
      - Macintosh
    - 36Preparations
      - Install the software.
      - Connect the camera to the computer.
      - Open CameraWindow.
    - 37Transferring Images to a Computer
  - 38Accessories
    - Supplied with Camera
  - 40Separately Sold Accessories
    - Power Supplies
      - The battery charger can also be used when abroad.
    - Other Accessories
    - Mode Switch
      - Use the mode switch to change shooting modes.
  - 42Components Guide
    - 43Control Dial
    - 1 Button
    - Shooting mode
    - Playback mode
    - Shooting (Information Display)
      - Switching the Display
        You can change the display using the p button.
  - 44Information Displayed on the Screen
    - 45Playback (Detailed Information Display)
      - Switching the Display
        You can change the display using the p button.
      - Display in Dark Conditions during Shooting
  - 46Indicator
    - Overexposure Warning during Playback
    - Histogram during Playback
    - Display the FUNC. menu.
    - Select a menu item.
  - 47m FUNC. Menu Basic Operations
  - 48n Basic Operations
  - 49Changing the Sound Settings
    - Muting Sounds
    - Adjusting the Volume
    - With the n Button
      - Select [LCD Brightness].
      - Change the brightness.
    - With the p Button
  - 50Changing the Screen Brightness
    - Select [Reset All].
    - Reset the settings.
  - 51Returning the Camera to Default Settings
    - Select [Format].
    - Perform the low level format.
  - 52Low Level Memory Card Formatting
    - Power Saving during Shooting
    - Power Saving during Playback
  - 53Power Saving Function (Auto Power Down)
  - Clock Functions
  - 56Shooting in Various Conditions
  - 59! Turning the Flash Off
    - Move the zoom lever toward i.
    - Move it toward i again.
      - Zoom Factors at which Images Deteriorate
  - 60Zooming in More Closely on Subjects (Digital Zoom)
    - Turning off the digital zoom
    - 61Digital Tele-Converter
      - Select [Digital Zoom].
      - Accept the setting.
        Combinations that Cause Image Deterioration
      - Select [Date Stamp].
  - 62Inserting the Date and Time
    - Press the o button. Select .
  - 63 Using the Self-Timer
    - Select ".
    - Compose the shot and press the shutter button halfway.
    - Press the shutter button fully.
    - Join the subjects and look at the camera.
  - 64" Using the Face Self-Timer
- 65Selecting Settings Yourself
  - 66G Shooting in Program AE
    - Select h.
    - Select u.
  - 67h Turning the Flash On
  - u Shooting Far Away Subjects (Infinity)
    - Press the q button. Select e.
  - 68e Shooting Close-ups (Macro)
  - 69R
  - Zooming In on Close Subjects (Digital Macro)
    - Select the recording pixels.
    - Select the compression ratio.
  - 70Changing the Recording Pixels
  - Changing the Compression Ratio (Image Quality)
    - 71Approximate Values for Recording Pixels and Image Quality
    - Approximate Values for Paper Size
      - attachments.
    - Select the ISO speed.
      - X
      - Approximate Values for ISO Speed
  - 72Changing the ISO Speed
    - Changing the ISO speed
    - Select the white balance.
    - Custom White Balance
  - 73Adjusting the White Balance
    - Select the exposure compensation.
    - Adjust the brightness.
    - Select the drive mode.
  - 74Adjusting the Brightness (Exposure Compensation)
  - W Continuous Shooting
    - Select My Colors.
  - 75Changing the Tone of an Image (My Colors)
    - Custom Color
      - Select .
  - 76 Shooting Using the Two Second Self-Timer
    - Select $.
    - Select the settings.
  - 77$ Customizing the Self-Timer
    - Recompose.
  - 78Shooting Using a TV Monitor
  - Changing the Composition with the Focus Lock
    - You can change the AF (Auto Focus) frame mode to match the conditions you want to shoot.
    - Select [AF Frame].
      - tab, select [AF Frame], then press the qr buttons to select an option.
    - Face AiAF
    - Center
  - 80Changing the AF Frame Mode
    - You can reduce the AF frame size
    - Select [AF-Point Zoom].
    - Check the focus.
  - 81Magnifying the Focal Point
    - Lock the focus.
    - Select [Servo AF].
  - 82% Shooting with the AF Lock
  - Shooting with Servo AF
    - Select the metering mode.
  - 83Changing the Metering Mode
  - & Shooting with the AE Lock
    - Select h (p.67).
    - Select .
  - 84( Shooting with the FE Lock
  - Shooting with Slow Synchro
    - Select [i-Contrast].
  - 85@ Making Dark Subjects Appear Brighter (i-Contrast)
    - Select [Flash Settings].
    - Adjust the setting.
    - Select [Blink Detection].
  - 86 Red-Eye Correction
  - Checking for Shut Eyes
    - Select .
    - Select the shutter speed.
    - Confirm the exposure.
  - 87 Shooting Long Exposures
    - T Color Accent
      - Select T.
      - Hold the n button pressed.
      - Specify the color.
      - Specify the range of colors.
  - 88Changing the Color and Shooting
    - 89Y Color Swap
      - Select x or v.
      - Take the first shot.
      - Take subsequent shots.
      - Finish shooting.
      - Merge the images on a computer.
  - 90L Shooting Stitch Assist Images
    - Set the mode switch to E. Select a movie mode.
    - Select the image quality.
  - 92Changing the Movie Mode
  - Changing the Image Quality
    - Image Quality Table
  - 93AE Lock/Exposure Shift
    - Estimated Shooting Time
    - Change the exposure.
      - The following functions can be used in the same way as for still images.
  - 94Other Shooting Functions
  - Playback Functions
    - Summary for 1 Viewing Movies (p.34)
    - Select *.
    - Set the editing range.
  - 95* Editing
    - 96Check the edited movie.
    - Save the edited movie.
  - 98g Quickly Searching Images
    - Searching Images Using Index Display
      - Move the zoom lever toward g.
      - Change the displayed images.
    - 99Searching Images Using the Control Dial
    - Setting the Conditions
      - Select .
      - Select a condition.
      - View the filtered images.
    - Search by , ;, and
  - 100 Viewing Images in Filtered Playback
    - Select ..
  - 101. Viewing Slideshows
    - 102Changing Settings
      - Select [Slideshow].
  - 103Checking the Focus
    - Move the zoom lever toward k.
    - Select [Transition].
  - 104k Magnifying Images
  - + Changing Image Transitions
  - 105Viewing Images on a TV
  - 106Viewing Images on a High-Definition TV
  - 107/ Erasing All Images
    - Select [Erase].
    - Select a selection method.
    - Selecting Images Individually
      - Select [Select].
      - Select images.
      - Press the n button. Erase.
      - 108Select the starting image.
      - Select the ending image.
      - Erase.
      - Select :.
  - 110: Protecting Images
    - 111Select [Protect].
    - Protect images.
    - Select [All Images].
    - Protect images.
    - Select ;.
  - 112; Organizing Images by Category (My Category)
    - 113Selecting Images Individually
      - Select [My Category].
      - Select [Select].
      - Select the setting.
  - 114\ Rotating Images
    - Select \.
    - Select [Rotate].
    - Rotate the image.
    - Select [Resize].
    - Select an image size.
    - Save the new image.
    - Display the new image.
  - 115= Resizing Images
    - Select [Trimming].
    - Adjust the trimming area.
  - 116[ Trimming
    - Select [My Colors].
    - Select a menu option.
  - 117? Adding Effects with the My Colors Function
  - 118@ Making Dark Subjects Appear Brighter (i-Contrast)
    - Select [Red-Eye Correction].
    - Correct the image.
  - 119] Correcting the Red-Eye Effect
    - Easily Add Images to the Print List
      - Select c (videos will be excluded).
      - Print list.
    - Print Added Images
      - Connect the camera to the printer (p. 30). Print.
  - 120Printing from the Print List (DPOF)
    - Print Settings
      - Select [Print Settings].
      - Adjust the settings.
  - 121Selecting Images for Printing (DPOF)
    - 122Selecting the Number of Copies
      - Select [Select Images & Qty.].
      - Set the number of prints.
      - Make print settings.
    - 123Set All Images to Print Once
      - Select [Select All Images].
      - Make print settings.
    - 124Clearing All Selections
  - 126Changing Functions
    - Turning off the Power Saving Function
    - Setting the Screen Shut-Off Time
    - 127Using the World Clock
      - Set the home time zone.
      - Set the world time zone.
      - Select the world time zone.
    - 128Turning off Hints & Tips
    - Changing the File Number Assignment
    - 129Creating a Folder
    - Creating Folders by Day and Time
    - Turning off Auto Rotate
    - Changing the Lens Retract Time
  - 130Changing Shooting Functions
    - Turning off the Red-Eye Reduction Function
    - 131Turning off the AF Assist Beam
    - Changing the Image Display Time
    - Changing the Image Display Right After Shooting
    - 132Displaying the Overlay
    - 133Changing the IS-Mode Settings
      - qr
      - Select [IS Mode], then press the
      - buttons to select an option.
    - Turning off Active Display
    - Selecting the Image that First Displays in Playback
  - 134Changing Playback Functions
    - Change Sounds
    - Changing the Start-up Screen
  - 135Changing the Start-up Image or Sound
    - 136Register the Start-up Screen
      - Insert the coupler.
      - Plug the cord into the coupler.
      - Connect the power cord.
  - 138Using Household Power
  - 139Troubleshooting
    - Power
    - TV output
    - Shooting
    - 141Shooting movies
    - Playback
  - 142List of Messages that Appear on the Screen
  - 144Functions Available in Each Shooting Mode
    - 145
    - 4 Shooting Menu
  - 146Menus
    - 147
    - 1483 Set up Menu
    - 1491 Playback Menu
    - 2 Print Menu
  - 150Handling Precautions
    - Equipment
    - Memory Cards
  - 151Specifications
    - 153Battery Pack NB-4L
    - Battery Charger CB-2LV/CB-2LVE
    - About MPEG-4 Licensing
  - 154Index
    - Numerics
    - A
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      - Index
    - 155G
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      - Index
    - 156S
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    - W
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    - 157Trademark Acknowledgments
    - Disclaimer