Appendix Menu Options Lists, Trouble? | Cannon FS10/FS11/FS100

Table of contents

Additional Information ______________________

75Appendix: Menu Options Lists

75FUNC. Menu

76Setup Menus

76	Camera Setup (Digital Zoom, Image Stabilizer, etc.)

78Memory Operations (Initialization, etc.)

79Display Setup (LCD Brightness, Language, etc.)

80System Setup (Speaker Volume, Beep, etc.)

81Date/Time Setup

93 Do’s and Don’ts

93 Handling Precautions

96Maintenance/Others

97Using the Camcorder Abroad

98General Information

98System Diagram

99Optional Accessories

101Product Codes

102Specifications

105Index

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Cannon FS10/FS11/FS100 instruction manual Appendix Menu Options Lists, Trouble?, 93 Do’s and Don’ts, General Information

FS10/FS11/FS100 specifications

The Canon FS10, FS11, and FS100 represent a series of compact and efficient camcorders that cater to amateur filmmakers and casual users alike. Designed for compatibility with SD and SDHC memory cards, these camcorders offer robust performance combined with user-friendly features, making video recording accessible to everyone.

One of the standout features of these models is their impressive 41x Advanced Zoom, allowing users to capture distant subjects without sacrificing image quality. This capability is complemented by Canon's DIGIC DV II image processor, which enhances image clarity and color accuracy, resulting in vibrant and lifelike videos. Furthermore, the camcorders boast a 1/2.7-inch CCD sensor that delivers excellent low-light performance, a crucial aspect for shooting in diverse lighting conditions.

The Canon FS10/FS11/FS100 series incorporates a 2.7-inch widescreen LCD display, providing users with a clear view of their subjects while framing shots and reviewing footage. The screen has a wide viewing angle, allowing for easy monitoring even when multiple people are involved in the filming process. Additionally, the camcorders come equipped with a simple and intuitive user interface, making it easy for first-time users to navigate through various settings and options.

These camcorders are designed with convenience in mind. They feature advanced stabilization technology that helps minimize shakes and jitters, ensuring smooth footage across various shooting scenarios. The FS100 model takes this a step further with a built-in image stabilizer that further enhances the recording experience. Additionally, the ability to record in MPEG-2 FORMAT ensures that file sizes remain manageable without compromising the quality of the video output.

For those who enjoy creating content on the go, the lightweight and compact design of the FS10/FS11/FS100 series makes them portable and easy to handle. Whether capturing family moments, travel vlogs, or amateur films, users can rely on the durability and performance of these camcorders. The integration of various shooting modes adds further versatility, allowing users to select the appropriate settings for their creative vision.

In summary, the Canon FS10, FS11, and FS100 camcorders deliver an impressive combination of features, technologies, and user-friendly characteristics that make them ideal choices for anyone looking to explore the world of video recording. From the extensive zoom capabilities to exceptional image processing, these camcorders are sure to inspire creativity and capture memories for years to come.

Contents

Ntsc Important Usage Instructions Important Safety Instructions Page Getting to Know the Camcorder Table of contents Basic Playback Basic RecordingAdvanced Functions Managing Scenes and the Memory Connection Diagrams Printing Photos Selecting the Print Settings Print OrdersAdditional Functions Printing Photos Appendix Menu Options Lists Troubleshooting List of MessagesTrouble? 93 Do’s and Don’ts Conventions Used in this Manual About this Manual Purchased From Serial No Dealer Address Dealer Phone No Receive information on new products and promotions Digital Video Supplied Accessories Left side view Right side view Front view Components Guide Back view Top view Bottom view Wireless Controller WL-D88 Recording Movies Screen Displays Recording Still Images Viewing Still Images Memory operation Remaining battery timeRemaining recording time Number of still images available Unplug the power cord from the power outlet Charging the Battery PackDisconnect the compact power adapter from the camcorder Getting Started Preparing the Wireless Controller and Accessories To Remove the Battery PackA. and Canada only Accessories Fasten the grip belt Insert the battery holderPlace the lithium button battery with the + side facing up To USE the Wireless Controller Rotating the LCD Panel Open the LCD panel 90 degrees Adjusting the Position and Brightness of the LCD ScreenTo Attach a Wrist Strap To Attach a Shoulder Strap You can set the brightness of the screen to normal or bright LCD Backlight Button Mode or Flexible Recording Basic Operation CamcorderOperating Modes Joystick and Joystick Guide Using the MenusUse the joystick to operate the camcorders menus Next Press Func Select , the icon Press to open the setup menus Press FUNC. to save the settings and close the menuSelecting an Option from the Setup Menus Menu items not available will appear grayed out Setting the Date and Time First Time SettingsAbbreviation of Menu Selections in this Manual Menu Menu DATE/TIME Setup T.ZONE/DST Your local time zone DATE/TIME Setup DATE/TIMEChanging the Language Changing the Time Zone Recommended Memory Cards Using a Memory CardInserting and Removing a Memory Card Turn off the camcorder Initializing the Built-In Memory / only or Memory Card Selecting the Memory for the RecordingsMemory OPER. Media Movies Memory you want to use** Press Memory Oper OptionsMenu Memory OPER. Initialize Initialization method YES* OK Initialize Basic Recording Set the mode dial to Turn on the camcorderShooting Video You can select the memory to be used for recording Movies Selecting the Video Quality Recording Mode Standard Play 6Mbps Desired recording modeZooming Optical, Advanced and Digital Zoom SP Using the Zoom Camera SetupSelecting the Zoom Type Zoom Type Desired option Quick Start Function When you wish to resume recording, open the LCD panelReviewing and Deleting the Last Scene Recorded Variable Playing Back the Video Basic PlaybackPress to display the joystick guide Press / or to begin the playback Return to the index screen to select the scene Adjusting the Volume Adjust the volume Open the list of recordings Selecting Scenes by Recording DateFUNC. Select Date Move the zoom lever toward W Press DISP. again to return to the index screen Press to return to the index screenPress to begin the playback Change the scene Deleting a Single Scene or All Scenes from a Selected Date Deleting ScenesDelete the scenes Deleting All Scenes Special Scene Recording Programs Advanced FunctionsProgram AE Portrait Fireworks Sports PortraitSnow Sunset Program AE Desired recording program Mini Video LightShutter speed guidelines Push the joystick toward Mode Self TimerAutomatic Backlight Correction Press BLC Manual Focus Adjustment Infinity Focus White BalanceAuto Desired option AUTO Digital Effects Image EffectsImage Effect OFF Desired option Effect OFF On-Screen Displays and Data Code SettingEffect OFF Desired fader/effect Applying Press to display the joystick guide Connecting a Microphone Using an External MicrophoneYou can also turn most on- screen displays on or off Microphone Creating a Playlist Managing Scenes and the MemoryOriginal movies index Add the scenes to the playlist Moving Scenes in the Playlist Deleting Scenes from the PlaylistDeleting the Entire Playlist Select , the scene you want to delete Delete the scene Options for copying original movies Copying ScenesFUNC. Copy Desired option* YES ALL Scenes Selecting Photo Size and Quality Taking PhotosPress Photo fully Still image is being recorded Approximate number of still images on a memory card 1152x864 Desired image size* Desired image quality OFF While reviewing the image immediately after recording Viewing PhotosPush the joystick toward Select Erase and press Image Jump Function Index Screen SlideshowSelect , an image Return to the index screen to select the still image Erasing Photos Magnifying Photos during PlaybackMove the zoom lever toward T Erase ALL Images YES* OK Additional Functions Select a recording mode other than Fireworks OptionsMaximum number of continuous shots Single Desired option Protecting Photos Histogram DisplayOpen the image selection screen FUNC. Protect Copying Images from the Index Screen Copying PhotosCopying a Single Image Copy YES Printing Photos You can also use the following FunctionsConnection . Refer to Disconnect the USB cable before changing the mode dial Selecting the Print SettingsPrinting with the Print/Share Button Select the still image you wish to print Press Push the joystick toward . The print settings menu appears Printing after Changing the Print SettingsTo Cancel the Printing When YOU have Finished Printing Print Orders Print Errors Selecting Still Images for Printing Print Order Open the print settings menuSelect , Print Press Erasing All Print Orders Terminals on the Camcorder Connection Diagrams Saving and Backing Up Your Recordings Playback on a TV ScreenBacking Up Your Recordings on a Computer Start the playback of movies or still images Saving your Recordings without a Computer Authoring DVD Discs and Photo DVDs ADD to Disc System SetupDesired option Insert a brand new disc into the DVD burner Copying your Recordings to an External Video Recorder ConnectingCamcorder Resume the movie playback Camcorder Stop playback Set the camcorder to mode Install the supplied Digital Video SoftwareTransferring Photos to a Computer Direct Transfer Preparations Transferring Still Images To cancel the transfer, select Cancel and press , or pressSelect a transfer option Press Automatic Transfer Options Press FUNC. to return to the transfer menu Transfer OrdersSelecting Still Images to Transfer Transfer Order Press to set the transfer order Appendix Menu Options Lists Menu itemAuto FUNC. Menu Playback Modes Menu item Setting options OFF ReviewSec Sec 10 sec Media Movies BUILT-IN MEM, CardMedia Images DEL.ALL MOVIES1 DEL.PLAYLIST2 OFF Display SetupOFF TV Screen Wide TV 10 min ZONE/DST DATE/TIME SetupDATE/TIME Date Format Y JAN , 2008 1200 AM Troubleshooting Power sourceCheck this First Playback Recording Picture and Sound Indicators and Onscreen Displays Connections with External Devices Memory Card and Accessories List of Messages in alphabetical order Change the Battery Pack Cannot Record Cannot Access the BUILT-IN MemoryCannot Play Back Check the Card Cannot Play the Movies on this Card Initialize Using only the Camcorder Connect the Compact Power AdapterNaming Error Not Available in Mode Messages Related to the Optional DW-100 DVD Burner Direct Print Related Messages File Error Communication ErrorHardware Error INK Error Print Order Error Print ErrorPrinter Error Printer Cover Open Camcorder Handling Precautions At temperatures not higher than 30 C 86 F Battery PackRemaining Battery Time Treat the battery pack with care Lithium Button Battery Built-in Rechargeable Lithium Battery Cleaning Maintenance/OthersDisposal Condensation Power Sources Using the Camcorder AbroadWhen Condensation is Detected To Avoid Condensation IFC-400PCU System Diagram Availability differs from area to area Use of genuine Canon accessories is recommended Optional AccessoriesBattery Packs CG-800 Battery Charger Recording and Playback Times Using a memory cardOnly Shoulder Strap 3067A002AA D82-0590-002 Product Codes Specifications FS11/FS10/FS100System CA-590 Compact Power Adapter Power/OthersTerminals BP-808 Battery Pack Index Deleting/ErasingFireworks recording program Focus Night recording program USB terminal VolumeRecording program Playback Quick Start function Recording Trademark Acknowledgements 107 108 Canada Canon U.S.A., INC. 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Cannon FS10/FS11/FS100 Appendix Menu Options Lists, Trouble?, 93 Do’s and Don’ts

Models: FS10/FS11/FS100

Additional Information ______________________

75Appendix: Menu Options Lists

82Trouble?

82Troubleshooting

86List of Messages

93 Do’s and Don’ts

98General Information

FS10/FS11/FS100 specifications