To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is [h] flashing on my Canon Digital Camera and I can't shoot?
If you see [h] flashing on the screen and cannot shoot with your Canon Digital Camera, try setting the flash mode to [h]. Also, consider increasing the ISO speed. If that doesn't work, mount the camera on a tripod or take other measures to keep it still. You can also set [IS Mode] to [Continuous], but remember to set it to [Off] when using a tripod.
Why do my Canon IXUS 165 Digital Camera shots look grainy?
If your Canon Digital Camera shots look grainy, try lowering the ISO speed. High ISO speeds in some shooting modes can cause grainy images.
How to reduce red-eye in Canon IXUS 165 photos?
To reduce red-eye in your Canon Digital Camera photos, set [Lamp Setting] to [On] to activate the red-eye reduction lamp when using the flash. Alternatively, you can edit images later using red-eye correction software.
What to do if the lens is not retracted on my Canon Digital Camera?
If the lens on your Canon Digital Camera is not retracting, do not open the memory card/battery cover while the camera is on. Close the cover, turn the camera on, and then turn it off again.
How to add a date stamp to Canon Digital Camera images?
To add a date stamp to your Canon Digital Camera images, configure the [Date Stamp] setting. Note that date stamps are not added in shooting modes where this setting cannot be configured.
Why does playback stop or audio skip on my Canon Digital Camera?
To resolve playback issues like stopping or audio skipping on your Canon Digital Camera, switch to a memory card that you have performed low-level formatting on with the camera. There may be brief interruptions when playing movies copied to memory cards that have slow read speeds. When movies are played on a computer, frames may be dropped and audio may skip if computer performance is inadequate.
General| Type | Compact |
|---|---|
| Optical Zoom | 8x |
| Digital Zoom | 4x |
| Screen Size | 2.7 inches |
| Image Sensor Type | CCD |
| ISO Range | 100 - 1600 |
| Image Processor | DIGIC 4+ |
| LCD Screen Resolution | 230, 000 dots |
| Video Frame Rate | 25 fps |
| Storage Media | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
| Battery Type | NB-11L |
| Dimensions | 95.2 x 54.3 x 22.1 mm |
| Weight | 128 g (including battery and memory card) |
| Megapixels | 20.0 MP |
| Image Sensor Size | 1/2.3 in |
| Video Resolution | 1280 x 720 |
Explains various shooting modes for specific scenarios.
Describes creative effects to apply during shooting.
Steps to prepare the camera before initial use.
Guidance on performing initial shooting and testing the camera.
Instructions on how to attach the camera strap.
Correct posture and grip for holding the camera while shooting.
Using automatic settings for scene detection and shooting conditions.
Fundamental operations and settings for camera usage.
Utilizing automatic selection of optimal settings for scenes.
Using digital zoom to enlarge distant subjects.
Selecting from different image resolution levels.
Detecting and alerting when people's eyes are closed in shots.
Disabling lamps used for focusing or red-eye reduction.
Customizing image brightness and colors during shooting.
Choosing modes matching shooting scenes for optimal shots.
Adding various effects to images when shooting.
Taking portrait shots with a softening effect.
Shooting in low-light conditions with minimal shake.
Capturing bright, natural shots against snowy backgrounds.
Capturing vivid shots of fireworks.
Enhancing image colors with rich, vivid tones.
Creating shots that resemble old posters or illustrations.
Automatically shooting when a face is detected, useful for group photos.
Customizing function settings to suit preferred shooting styles.
Restricting focus to subjects at close range.
Selecting and configuring flash modes like Auto, On, and Slow Synchro.
Configuring the duration and type of image review after shooting.
Steps for viewing captured media on the camera screen.
Navigating between images using the camera controls.
Displaying multiple images in an index for quick searching.
Zooming in on images for closer inspection.
Selecting specific images for operations like protection or erasure.
Saving a copy of images at a lower resolution.
Configuring common functions like sound and volume.
Muting camera sounds for shooting and movies.
Controlling the volume of individual camera sounds.
Visual diagram showing included and compatible accessories.
Information on battery packs and chargers.
Simplified printing process using a PictBridge compatible printer.
Solutions for common camera problems and errors.
Troubleshooting problems related to the camera's power supply.
Resolving issues with distorted or non-displayed images on a TV.
Resolving situations where the camera fails to shoot.
Addressing display anomalies under different lighting or conditions.
Troubleshooting issues with date stamp functionality.
Resolving problems with focus, AF frames, and subject clarity.
Addressing issues with subjects appearing too dark or too bright.
Troubleshooting problems related to flash usage and exposure.
Resolving white dots or artifacts caused by flash reflection.
Tips for reducing graininess in images, often related to ISO speed.
Solutions for red-eye effect and its correction.
Addressing issues where shooting stops due to buffer or memory card limitations.
Troubleshooting playback interruptions, audio skips, or no sound.
Resolving messages related to memory card insertion, locking, or errors.
Addressing issues like "Cannot record" or "Insufficient space on card".
Resolving errors related to exceeding selection limits for operations.
Addressing naming errors or lens-related issues.
Detailed breakdown of icons shown on the shooting screen.
Overview of function compatibility with various shooting modes.
Availability of metering methods across different shooting modes.
Availability of white balance settings across shooting modes.
Availability of ISO speed settings across shooting modes.
Availability of focusing range settings across shooting modes.
Availability of drive mode settings across shooting modes.
Availability of resolution settings across shooting modes.
Availability of AF frame options across shooting modes.
Availability of digital zoom settings across shooting modes.
Availability of AF-point zoom settings across shooting modes.
Procedure for formatting memory cards to erase all data.
Restoring camera settings to their factory default values.
