What to do if Canon EOS D60 does not turn on?
If the main switch does not turn the camera on, try the following: ensure the battery pack is charged. Insert the battery pack correctly and close the battery chamber cover tightly. Also, make sure the CF card is inserted firmly until the CF card eject button pops out, then close the CF card slot cover tightly.
What to do if Canon EOS D60 won't shoot images?
If you're unable to shoot or record images, check that the CF card is loaded correctly and is not full (if it is, change to a new CF card or erase unwanted images). Ensure the battery pack is charged. If the image is out of focus (In-focus light in the viewfinder blinks), press the shutter button down halfway to focus again; if that fails, focus manually.
What to do if Canon EOS D60 battery loses power quickly?
If the battery pack loses power quickly, ensure that it is fully charged. If the problem persists, the battery pack may be beyond its useful life, and you should obtain a new one.
Why does Canon EOS D60 Digital Camera switch off by itself?
The camera might be switching off by itself because the auto power off function is operating. To resolve this, switch the camera on again using the main switch, or turn off the auto power off function.
How to fix blurred images on Canon EOS D60?
If your images are blurred, ensure that the lens focusing mode switch is set to . Also, press the shutter button carefully to avoid camera shake.
How to fix Canon EOS D60 Digital Camera CF card error?
If you are unable to use the CF card, format the CF card. Also, use the specified type of CF card.
What to do if Canon Digital Camera LCD is hard to see?
If LCD monitor displays and images are hard to see, clean the monitor with a soft eyeglass cloth.
General| Sensor Type | CMOS |
|---|---|
| Megapixels | 6.3 |
| ISO Range | 100-1000 |
| Autofocus Points | 3 |
| LCD Size | 1.8" |
| Shutter Speed Range | 30-1/4000 sec |
| Continuous Shooting Speed | 3 fps |
| Weight | 780 g |
| Camera Type | Digital SLR |
| Max Resolution | 3072 x 2048 |
| Image Ratio w:h | 3:2 |
| Sensor Size | 22.7 x 15.1 mm |
| Lens Mount | Canon EF |
| Focal Length Mult. | 1.6x |
| Storage Types | CompactFlash (Type I or II) |
| Battery | BP-511 |
| Dimensions | 150 x 107 x 75 mm |
| Viewfinder | Optical (pentamirror) |
Lists specific warnings about handling the camera, lenses, batteries, and liquids.
Precautions for handling power cords, batteries, and avoiding hazards like fire or shock.
Detailed guidelines on protecting the camera from shock, water, dust, heat, and proper cleaning.
Guidelines for handling, storing, and using CF cards to prevent data loss or damage.
Step-by-step instructions for charging battery, inserting battery, opening card slot, and inserting CF card.
Steps for mounting lens, setting focus mode, turning on camera, and setting mode dial.
Detailed guide on how to charge the camera's battery pack using the compact power adapter.
Instructions for inserting and removing the BP-511 battery pack and understanding battery level icons.
Detailed steps for inserting and removing the CF card, including important precautions.
Explains how to operate the main switch and the two-stage shutter button for basic functions.
Guide to displaying, selecting, and changing menu items and settings using camera controls.
Lists menu items, their settings, descriptions, and default options across shooting, playback, and setup categories.
Introduces the camera's Basic Zone modes for quick and easy point-and-shoot photography.
Explains how to take pictures easily in Full Auto mode by setting the mode dial and pressing the shutter.
Describes the automatic pop-up and firing of the built-in flash in low-light or backlit conditions.
How to view captured images on the LCD monitor right after taking them and navigate in PLAY mode.
Guide to erasing individual recorded images from the CF card.
Introduces Creative Zone modes offering flexibility in selecting shutter speed and aperture for exposure control.
Explains how to select image quality settings like JPEG compression and RAW format.
Details how to set the ISO speed for photosensitivity, affecting noise and sharpness.
Explains how to choose between One-shot AF and AI Servo AF for still or moving subjects.
Details the One-Shot AF mode for focusing on stationary subjects and locking focus/exposure.
Describes AI Servo AF mode for tracking moving subjects with continuous focusing.
Guidance on setting the AF point selection to automatic or manual mode for precise focusing.
Details how to select between Evaluative, Partial, and Center-weighted average metering modes.
Explains how to set the drive mode to single-frame, continuous shooting, or self-timer operation.
Guide to setting the white balance for accurate color rendition under different lighting conditions.
Details the Program AE mode for general-purpose shooting where the camera sets exposure automatically.
Guide to setting shutter speed while the camera automatically adjusts aperture for exposure.
Instructions on setting aperture value while the camera automatically adjusts shutter speed for exposure.
Guide to manually setting both shutter speed and aperture for complete exposure control.
Explains how to use the exposure level indicator to achieve correct exposure in manual mode.
Explains how to adjust the camera's standard exposure setting to make pictures brighter or darker.
Guide to setting AEB to automatically take multiple shots at different exposure levels.
Instructions on how to lock the exposure at a specific point, allowing recomposition of the shot.
Overview of taking flash pictures using built-in flash or EOS-dedicated Speedlites for correct illumination.
Describes automatic flash pop-up and firing in Basic Zone modes for low-light or backlit conditions.
Explains how to use the built-in flash in Creative Zone modes for various shooting scenarios.
Guide to enabling and using the red-eye reduction function to minimize red-eye effects caused by flash.
Explains how to obtain and lock correct flash exposure readings for specific subject parts.
Details how to adjust the built-in flash or Speedlite output for correct flash exposure.
Introduces features of the 550EX Speedlite, including E-TTL autoflash, High-Speed Sync, and FE Lock.
Explains using the 550EX Speedlite in Full Auto mode for easy flash photography.
Explains High-Speed Sync for flash synchronization at fast shutter speeds, useful for portraits.
Details FEB for bracketing flash exposures, ensuring consistent background exposure.
Overview of viewing, erasing images, and settings for DPOF printing and TV connection.
Instructions on viewing individual recorded images on the LCD monitor.
Instructions on formatting the CF card to prepare it for image storage or resolve errors.
Details Custom Functions 01-05, covering shutter button, mirror lockup, exposure levels, and AF-assist beam.
Details Custom Functions 06-10, covering shutter speed, AEB cancellation, sync, AF stop, and fill flash.
Details Custom Functions 11-15, covering menu return, SET button, sensor cleaning, display, and shutter release without CF card.
Addresses issues related to power, battery pack, main switch, and access lamp behavior.
Troubleshoots problems with shooting, recording images, blurred images, and CF card errors.
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