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					: Memory card included with the camera

	Recording Pixels		Compression		32MB	SDC-128M	SDC-
	Recording Pixels		Compression		32MB	SDC-128M	512MSH
							512MSH
		(Large)		8		35	139
				8		35	139

				14		59	231

3264 x 2448 pixels
				29		123	479
				29		123	479
		(Medium 1)		11		49	190
				11		49	190
				20		87	339
2592 x 1944 pixels				20		87	339
				41		173	671
		(Medium 2)		18		76	295
		(Medium 2)		32		136	529
2048 x 1536 pixels				32		136	529
				64		269	1041
				64		269	1041
		(Medium 3)		29		121	471
				29		121	471
				52		217	839
1600 x 1200 pixels				52		217	839
				99		411	1590
				99		411	1590
		(Small)		111		460	1777
				111		460	1777
				171		711	2747
640 x 480 pixels				171		711	2747
				270		1118	4317
				270		1118	4317
		(Date Stamp)		52		217	839
1600 x 1200 pixels				52		217	839
1600 x 1200 pixels
		(Widescreen)		11		47	183
		(Widescreen)		18		79	307
3264 x 1832 pixels				18		79	307
				39		166	642

• Capable of smooth continuous shooting (p. 76) when the memory card has been formatted with a low level format.

•This reflects standard shooting criteria established by Canon. Actual results may vary according to the subject and shooting conditions.

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IXUS 80IS, IXUS82IS specifications

The Canon IXUS 82 IS and IXUS 80 IS compact digital cameras are notable models from Canon's esteemed lineup, celebrated for their portability and user-friendly features. These cameras were designed to deliver quality photography experiences in a lightweight and stylish package, making them ideal choices for everyday photographers.

The Canon IXUS 82 IS boasts a 12-megapixel sensor, which captures sharp, detailed images suitable for printing and archiving. It features a 3x optical zoom lens, allowing users to get closer to their subjects while maintaining image clarity. This camera also includes Canon's DIGIC III image processor, enhancing image quality and processing speed. One of its notable technologies is the Optical Image Stabilizer, which minimizes camera shake and helps achieve steady shots, particularly in low-light settings or while zoomed in.

The IXUS 80 IS presents a similar feature set with a 10-megapixel sensor and an equivalent 3x optical zoom. Both models come equipped with a 2.5-inch LCD screen, which offers a clear view for composing shots, reviewing photos, and navigating settings. The user-friendly interface ensures that even those new to photography can easily adjust various shooting modes and settings.

Both cameras incorporate several shooting modes tailored for different environments, including Portrait, Night, and Panoramic modes. These pre-set options allow users to optimize their settings without needing in-depth knowledge of photography techniques. Additionally, ISO sensitivity settings provide versatility in varying lighting conditions, enabling users to achieve better results in diverse environments.

Another key feature of the IXUS series is their sleek and compact design. Both models are aesthetically appealing and can easily fit into a pocket or small bag, making them convenient for travel and daily use. The durable construction ensures that they can endure regular handling.

In conclusion, the Canon IXUS 82 IS and IXUS 80 IS are excellent choices for those seeking high-quality, compact cameras. With their combination of advanced image processing technologies, user-friendly features, and portability, these models cater to a wide range of photography needs, making them reliable companions for capturing life's moments. Whether for casual snapshots or more thoughtful compositions, these cameras stand out for their performance and practicality.

Contents

Camera User Guide Confirming the Package Contents This guide is divided into the following two sections Let’s Get Started Table of Contents Various Shooting Methods Index 216 Functions Available in Each Shooting Mode 220 Mode switch position Shooting /Movie / Playback „ Symbol Conventions in this Guide Please Read Getting Started Insert the battery into the battery charger Charging the BatteryRemove the battery after charging is complete Preparations Slide the cover a and open it out b Insert the battery Installing the Battery and Memory CardInsert the memory card until it clicks into place It will lock into place with a click To Remove the Memory Card Close the cover c, d To Remove the Battery Attaching the Wrist Strap To Open the Terminal CoverEdge of the Digital terminal cover to open it Press the button To Change a Previously Set Date/Time Setting the Date and Time Setting the Display Language Press the power button Shooting Still Images Auto ModeSelect a shooting mode Aim the camera at the subject Avoiding Camera Shake Changed from the Set up Menu Mute Mute SettingTo Shoot Images in Focus Shutter sound will play once and the image will record Viewing Still Images Erasing Printing Connect the camera to a direct print compatible printerButton will light blue Printing Images in a Print List Printing From a Print ListConnect the camera to your printer Print images Use the or button to select Add Press Button Embedding the Date in the Image Data Select Date Stamp Shooting Movies Standard Mode Press the power button Select a shooting modeAim the camera at the subject Press the shutter button again press fully to stop recording Viewing Movies Use the or button to select Playback Press the buttonImages with a icon are movies System Requirements Downloading Images to a ComputerItems to Prepare „ Windows Click Restart or Finish once the installation is complete Installing the software WindowsPreparing to Download Images Macintosh Set the mode switch to Connecting the camera to a computerPlayback Press the power button Preparing to download images to the computer Select Canon CameraWindow and click OK Displaying CameraWindow Windows Downloading Images Using the Camera Direct Transfer Transfer As you view and select them „ Macintosh Press the button after downloading finishes Supplied with Camera System Map Pcmcia „ Power Supplies Optional Accessories„ Other Accessories „ Flash Direct Print Compatible Printers Use of genuine Canon accessories is recommendedCompact Photo Printers Selphy series Inkjet Printers For more information, visit your nearest Canon retailerPage Page Page Learning More Components Guide „ Front ViewLens „ Back View Using the Viewfinder FUNC./SET Button p „ Controls How to Use the Mode Switch Slide the switch to the mode you wish to useComponents Guide Indicators Upper IndicatorLower Indicator Hold the FUNC./SET button down while turning on the power Displaying the ClockMethod Basic Operations Menus and SettingsFUNC. Menu Button Use the or button to select an option for the menu item Press the button Use the or button to switch between menus Rec., Play, Print, Set up and My Camera Menus ButtonYou can also use the zoom lever to switch between menus Use the or button to select an option Display Content Setting Method Shooting ModeInformation Displayed on the LCD Monitor and Menus FUNC./SET Button About the Battery Charge Indicators Following icon and message will displayIcons Message Following information may also be displayed with some images Playback Mode Detailed Histogram Function Rec. Menu FUNC. MenuMenu Item Menu Item Options Page/Topic Self-timer Menu Item Content Play MenuPrint Menu Volume Off/1/2*/3/4/5 Adjusts the volume of the start NTSC/PAL Print Method My Camera Menu Switching the Information Displays Using the LCD Monitor„ Shooting Mode Display when shooting in mode Night Display Changing the LCD Monitor Brightness Commonly Used Shooting Functions Using the Digital Zoom/Digital Tele- ConverterShooting with the Optical Zoom Press the zoom lever toward or Safety Zoom Zone Safety Zoom FactorShooting with the Digital Zoom Select Digital Zoom Press the zoom lever toward and shoot Accept the settingShooting with the Digital Tele-Converter Use the or button to select Standard Press the button Magnified Close-Up Shooting Digital Macro Adjust the angle of view with the zoom lever and shootSelect Digital Macro Choose the angle of view with the zoom lever and shoot Using the Flash Shooting Close-Ups/Infinity ShotYou can shoot close-ups or infinity shots To Cancel the Macro Mode Press the / buttonUse the or button to select or To Cancel the Self-Timer Using the Self-TimerShoot Press the button and use the or button to select Setting the Delay Time and Number of Shots Select Self-timer Changing the Recording Pixels Still Images Select the recording pixelsApproximate Values for Recording Pixels Approximate Values for Compression Settings Select a compression settingChanging the Compression Still Images Widescreen Setting the Image Stabilizer Function Select is ModePress the button Menu, use the or button to select is Mode Adjusting the ISO Speed Page Shooting in Modes for Special Conditions Various Shooting MethodsVarious Shooting Methods Portrait Scene Mode Fireworks AquariumUnderwater Select manual mode Shooting in Manual ModeContinuous Shooting Recommended Memory Card To Cancel Continuous Shooting Setting the Flash Set the flash options Select Flash SettingsPress Button Menu, use the or Press Button Standard Movie ShootingCompact Color Accent Color Swap Select a shooting mode Page Changing Recording Pixels/Frame Rates Select the number of recording pixelsRecording Pixels and Frame Rates Camera is recording Press Button Use Select a shooting direction Shooting Panoramic Images Stitch Assist Shoot the first image in the sequence Repeat the procedure for additional imagesShoot the next image by overlapping it with the first image Press Button twice after the last shot Checking the Focus and Peoples’ Expressions Focus Check Select Review Info Recorded image displays Frame displays as follows To Cancel Checking the Focus Select AF Frame Switching between Focusing ModesPress the button Menu, use the or button to select AF Frame Detect Examples Face Detect Feature Select AF Frame Size Changing the AF Frame Size Pressing the button cancels the Face Select mode When a face is detected, pressSelecting the Face to Focus On Face Select and Track Select a face you wish to focus on Shoot Shooting Hard-to-Focus Subjects Focus Lock, AF Lock Focus lock can be operated in any shooting modeShooting with the Focus Lock Icon will display Locking the Exposure Setting AE Lock To Cancel the AF LockRe-aim the camera to compose the shot as desired and shoot To Cancel the AE Lock Locking the Flash Exposure Setting FE LockTo Cancel the FE Lock Flash will pre-fire and will display Adjusting the Exposure Compensation Adjust the exposureTo Cancel the Exposure Compensation Change the metering method Switching between Metering Modes Select the Long Shutter Mode Setting the Shutter Speed Long Shutter ModeChange the shutter speed Press Button Use Or button to select Custom Adjusting the Tone White Balance Using the Custom White Balance Select a white balance settingSelect 101 102 Shooting in a My Colors Mode You can change the look of an image when shooting103 Setting the Custom Colors Mode Select Select a My Colors settingAdjust the setting 104 105 Changing Colors Press the button to complete the setting, then shoot When shooting movies Select the Color Swap mode When shooting still images Shooting in the Color Swap Mode Color swap image using 108Only one color can be specified Changing the Save Method for the Original Image Select Save Original109 Setting the Display Overlays Select Disp. Overlay110 Categorizing Images Automatically Auto Category Select Auto Category111 Settings even if you press the button Registering Settings to the Print/Share ButtonSelect Set button 112 To Cancel the Shortcut Button Using Button Press113 Select in Step Playback/Erasing To Cancel the Magnified DisplayViewing Magnified Images Press the zoom lever toward To Cancel Index Playback Switching between Sets of Nine ImagesViewing Images in Sets of Nine Index Playback Press the zoom lever Frame Color Content 116Frames are displayed on the image as follows Switching Frames Press Button To Cancel the Focus Check Display Press the Menu buttonMake changes Single Image Playback mode, press the button Jumping to ImagesUse the or button to Select a search key 119 Display the Images Selected Category Selection Methods Organizing Images by Category My CategorySelect My Category Choose a selection method Select Categorize the images Select Range Select the first image121 Select a category Select the last image122 Press the button Use the or button to select a Category Trimming a Portion of an Image Adjust the trimming frameSelect Trimming Select an image Save the image Display the saved image124 Display the movie file Viewing MoviesPlay the movie 125 126 Operating the Movie Control Panel Editing Movies Select EditEdit the movie Save the file Select Save Select Rotate Rotating Images in the DisplayRotate the image 129 Select Transition Playback with Transition Effects130 Use the or button to select an effect Press the button Select Slide Show Automated Playback Slide ShowsSelect a playback method 131 Transition Effects Start the slide show132 To Stop the Slide Show 133 Select images to play back Select images to play Selecting Images for PlaybackBack 134 Select Set up Adjusting the Play Time and Repeat SettingsConfigure the setting Play Time Red-Eye Correction Function Select Red-Eye Correction136 Correct the image 137Use the , , or button to select Start Press the button Adjust the position of the frame Add Correction Frame Select Add FrameAdd a correction frame Select a frame you wish to remove Removing Correction Frames Select Remove FrameDelete the frame 139 Select My Colors Adding Effects with the My Colors Function140 Use the or button to select an image Press the button 141 Select a My Colors type Select Resize Resizing Images 143 Attaching Sound Memos to Images Select Sound MemoRecord the memo 145 Sound Memo Panel Select Sound Recorder Sound-Only Recording Sound RecorderSound recording Sound Recorder Panel Protecting Images Select Protect147 148 Select Protect the image 149 Protect the images 150 All Images Protect the images Erasing All Images Select EraseSelect an erasure method Select Select the image Erase the image152 Erase the images Press the button and choose Erase153 Playback/Erasing 154 All Images Erase the imagesPage Setting the Dpof Print Settings Print Settings/Transfer SettingsSetting the Print Style 156 157 Select Print Settings 158 Select a Print Settings Method Select Images & Qty Select the images Standard /BothIndex Configure the print settings 161 Select All Images Configure the print settings 162 Clear All Selections Deselect the images Select Transfer Order Setting the Dpof Transfer SettingsSelect Order 163 Order Select the images Mark all Select OK164 Setting the Power Saving Function Configuring the CameraSelect Power Saving Set the power saving Setting the Home/World Time Zones Select Time Zone Setting the World ClockSelect Home Select an area as home Select World Switching to the Destination Time Zone Select Time ZoneSelect a destination area 167 Select Format Formatting Memory Cards 169 Resetting the File Number Select File Numbering170 171 File and Folder Numbers 172 Creating an Image Destination Folder 173 Setting the Auto Rotate Function Select Auto Rotate174 Resetting Settings to Their Default Values Select Reset All175 Shooting/Playback Using a TV Connecting to a TVPlug the other ends AV cable to the Video Changing My Camera Settings Customizing the Camera My Camera SettingsSelect a menu item 177 Select a setting Registering My Camera SettingsAccept the setting Start-up Image 178 179 Register the setting Troubleshooting Camera will not operateSounds come from the camera interior Date/Time menu appears Card locked! message appearsNothing is displayed LCD monitor will shut off during shooting Display darkens 182Display flickers Bar of light purplish red appears on the LCD monitor Noise displays./Subject’s movements are irregular Camera will not recordImage Seen in Viewfinder vs. Recorded Image Subject in recorded image is too dark Image is blurred or out of focus White dots appear on the image Image contains noise Eyes appear red 186Continuous shooting slows down Recording images to memory card takes a long time Zoom does not operate 187 Images cannot be edited Cannot play backMovies do not play back correctly Reading images from memory card is slow Battery will not charge Battery consumed quicklyImage is distorted or not showing on TV monitor Cannot print List of Messages Change the battery pack Naming errorNo image Image too large Cannot register this image Incompatible WaveCannot modify image Cannot assign to category Lens error, restart camera Communication errorUnselectable image Cannot select Equipment Appendix194 Doing so could damage the camera’s CCD or your eyesight 195 Battery Others 196Such items may lose data or stop working Battery can run down Appendix 197Doing so may cause malfunction or damage the LCD monitor Flash Keep the battery terminals clean at all timesCamera 198 Battery may be short circuiting 199Do not allow any metal objects such 200 Memory CardEven charged batteries continue to discharge naturally Write protect tab on SD and Sdhc memory cards 201 Close the memory card slot/battery Cover Using an AC Adapter Kit Sold SeparatelyOpen the memory card slot 202 Using an Externally Mounted Flash Sold Separately High-Power Flash HF-DC1203 Batteries Usage in Cold TemperaturesCharge becomes Severely Limited Non-Use over Extended Periods Camera Body Camera Care and MaintenanceLens Viewfinder and LCD Monitor Specifications Digital Ixus 80 IS/Digital Ixus 82 is206 Metering System 207 Widescreen 208 Bubble Jet Direct compatible 209 Battery Capacity Battery Pack NB-4L Fully charged Test Conditions210 211 Memory Cards and Estimated Capacities Movie Sound Recorder Data Rates and Recording Durations Estimated212 213 Image Data Sizes Estimated SD Memory Card Battery Pack NB-4LMultiMediaCard 214 Compact Power Adapter CA-DC10 Battery Charger CB-2LV/CB-2LVE215 Included with the separately sold AC Adapter Kit ACK-DC10 Index Numerics216 217 218 Disclaimer Trademark Acknowledgments219 220 Functions Available in Each Shooting Mode Functions Available in Each Shooting Mode Always set to On 222 223 CEL-SH4UA210

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IXUS 80IS, IXUS82IS specifications