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Canon IXUS 870 IS User Manual

Canon IXUS 870 IS
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Camera User Guide
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Table of Contents

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Canon IXUS 870 IS Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeDigital Camera
BrandCanon
ModelIXUS 870 IS
Sensor TypeCCD
Sensor Size1/2.3 inch
Effective Pixels10.0 Megapixels
Image ProcessorDIGIC 4
Optical Zoom4x
Digital Zoom4x
Aperture Rangef/2.8 - f/5.8
ISO Range80 - 1600
Shutter Speed15 - 1/1600 sec
LCD Screen Size3.0 inch
LCD Resolution230, 000 dots
Image StabilizationOptical
Video Resolution640 x 480
Storage MediaSD/SDHC
Battery TypeLithium-ion NB-5L
Weight155 g
Supported Flash MemorySD/SDHC

Summary

Getting Started

Charging the Battery

Instructions for recharging the camera's battery using the provided charger.

Inserting Battery and Memory Card

Guide on correctly inserting the battery and memory card into the camera.

Setting Date and Time

How to set the camera's date and time for accurate image data.

Taking Pictures

Step-by-step guide to capturing photos using the camera's automatic settings.

Viewing Images

How to navigate and review captured photos on the camera's screen.

Downloading Images to a Computer

Procedures for transferring images from the camera to a computer.

Learning More

Conventions Used in this Guide

Explanation of symbols, button representations, and reference page format used in the manual.

Components Guide

Identification and description of the camera's parts, buttons, and features.

Information Displayed on the Screen

Details icons and information shown on the screen during shooting.

Shooting Special Scenes and Common Functions

SCN Shooting Various Scenes

Using scene modes for automatic settings tailored to specific shooting conditions.

Turning the Flash Off

Instructions on how to disable the camera's flash during shooting.

Digital Zoom for Close Subjects

Utilizing digital zoom to enlarge subjects beyond optical zoom limits.

Using the Self-Timer

How to employ the self-timer for group shots or self-portraits.

Shooting Close-ups (Macro)

Techniques for capturing detailed images of nearby subjects.

Making Settings for Images You Want

Program AE Shooting Mode

Using Program AE mode for flexible control over shooting parameters.

Changing Recording Pixels (Image Size)

Selecting the resolution and file size for captured still images.

Changing ISO Speed

Adjusting ISO sensitivity for optimal performance in various lighting.

Adjusting Tone (White Balance)

Setting white balance for accurate color reproduction under different light sources.

Adjusting Brightness (Exposure Compensation)

Modifying camera exposure to control image brightness.

Using Advanced Shooting Functions

Changing AF Frame Mode

Selecting autofocus frame modes like Face Detect, AiAF, or Center.

Shooting with AF Lock

Locking focus and exposure to recompose the scene before shooting.

Shooting with Servo AF

Maintaining focus on moving subjects during shooting.

Changing Metering Mode

Adjusting light metering methods for accurate exposure.

Adjusting Dark Subjects (i-Contrast)

Correcting darkness in subjects or faces using i-Contrast.

Using Functions for Shooting Movies

Changing Movie Mode

Selecting different modes for recording movies.

Changing Movie Image Quality

Adjusting the resolution and quality settings for movie recordings.

AE Lock/Exposure Shift for Movies

Locking exposure and shifting it during movie recording.

Using Playback and Other Functions

Searching Images Using Jump Display

Efficiently locating images using jump search methods.

Viewing Slideshows

Automatically playing back captured images and movies.

Erasing All Images

Selecting and deleting multiple images or movies simultaneously.

Protecting Images

Preventing important images from accidental deletion.

Transferring Images to a Computer

Procedures for moving images from the camera to a computer.

Customizing the Camera

Changing Functions

Customizing convenient camera functions for preferred operation.

Using the World Clock

Setting and using world time zones for recording images abroad.

Changing File Number Assignment

Modifying how file numbers are assigned to images and folders.

Changing Shooting Functions

Adjusting various shooting-related settings and modes.

Changing Playback Functions

Customizing playback behavior and settings.

Changing Start-up Image or Sound (My Camera Settings)

Setting custom start-up images and sounds for the camera.

Useful Information for Camera Use

Using Household Power

Utilizing the AC adapter kit for continuous camera power.

Troubleshooting Camera Problems

Guidance on resolving common camera issues and error messages.

Functions Available in Each Shooting Mode

A table detailing function availability across different shooting modes.

Handling Precautions

Important safety and handling guidelines for the camera and its accessories.

Camera Specifications

Technical details and specifications of the camera.

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