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If your Canon Digital Camera won't operate, here's what you can check: * Ensure the camera is turned on. * Make sure the CF card slot/battery cover is securely closed. * Charge the battery fully or use a household power source. * Clean the terminals with a clean, dry cloth if there's poor contact between the camera and battery terminals.
What to do if my Canon Digital Camera will not record?
If your Canon Digital Camera isn't recording, consider these possibilities: * Ensure the camera is in Shooting mode, not Replay or computer/printer mode. * If the orange indicator is blinking, wait for the flash to fully charge. * Check if the CF card is full; if so, insert a new one or download/erase images. * The CF card may not be formatted correctly; try formatting it, but if that doesn't work, the card might be damaged.
Why is my Canon Digital Camera battery pack not charging?
If your Canon Digital Camera battery pack isn't charging: * The battery life may be exceeded; replace the battery pack. * There might be poor contact; clean the battery terminals with a clean, dry cloth and ensure the charger plug is firmly inserted into the power outlet.
Why are my Canon PowerShot S50 images blurred or out of focus?
Blurred or out-of-focus images on your Canon Digital Camera can result from several factors: * Camera movement: Be careful not to move the camera when pressing the shutter button. Use a tripod at slow shutter speeds when the camera shake warning appears. * Obstruction of AF auxiliary light emitter: Ensure that your finger or other items are not blocking the AF auxiliary light emitter. * AF-assist Beam setting: Check that the AF-assist Beam is set to [On]. * Subject distance: Make sure the subject is within the focal range (at least 50 cm or 1.64 ft away). Use macro mode for close-ups between 10-50 cm (3.9 in. - 1.64 ft.) at maximum wide angle and 30-50 cm (12 in. - 1.64 ft.) at maximum telephoto. * Difficulty focusing on the subject: Try using focus lock or manual focus.
Why does my Canon PowerShot S50 battery drain so fast?
A Canon Digital Camera battery pack might drain quickly due to: * Reduced capacity from disuse (one year or more after being fully charged); replace the battery pack. * Exceeded battery life; replace the battery pack.
Why is my Canon PowerShot S50 image not showing on TV?
If your Canon Digital Camera image isn't showing on TV: * The video system setting may be incorrect; set it to the appropriate setting (NTSC or PAL) for your TV. * If the shooting mode is set to (Stitch Assist), the output won't appear on a TV monitor; shoot in a different mode.
How to brighten dark subjects on Canon PowerShot S50?
If subjects in your Canon Digital Camera images appear too dark: * Ensure there's sufficient light; set the flash to [On]. * If the subject is darker than the background, adjust exposure compensation to a positive (+) setting. Alternatively, use AE lock or spot metering. * If the subject is too far, ensure it's within flash range.
What causes overexposed images on Canon PowerShot S50 Digital Camera?
Overexposed or too bright images on your Canon Digital Camera may be due to: * The subject being too close; adjust the flash output using flash exposure compensation. * The subject being brighter than the background; set the exposure compensation to a negative (-) setting or use AE lock or spot metering. * Light shining directly on or reflecting off the subject; change the shooting angle. * The flash being set to On; set the flash to Auto or Off.
Why won't the lens retract on my Canon PowerShot S50 Digital Camera?
If the lens on your Canon Digital Camera won't retract: * Check if the CF card slot/battery cover was opened with the camera on; if so, close the cover and turn off the camera. * If the CF card slot/battery cover was opened while recording, close it, then close the lens cover. * Note that the lens won't retract if you've switched to Replaying mode from Shooting mode; close the lens cover to retract it.
Covers test shots, copyright, warranty, and initial safety precautions.
Lists essential safety advice regarding eyesight, children, and liquids.
Guides for charging the battery and installing the CF card.
Covers opening the lens cover and setting AUTO mode.
Provides detailed steps for charging the camera's battery pack.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting the battery into the camera.
Guide for inserting the CompactFlash memory card correctly.
Instructions for setting the camera's internal date and time.
Steps to change the display language of the camera menus.
Explains how to turn the camera on and off.
Guides on navigating menus and adjusting camera settings.
Explains the two-stage action of the shutter button.
Details how to access and use the camera's menu system.
Instructions to customize start-up images, sounds, and themes.
Guide to using the automatic shooting mode for simple operation.
Options for choosing between JPEG and RAW file formats.
Guides on adjusting image resolution and compression levels.
Explains flash modes like Red-eye reduction and Slow Synchro.
Using Program AE for automatic shutter/aperture selection.
Setting shutter speed to control motion and light.
Setting aperture for depth of field control.
Manually setting shutter speed and aperture.
Guides on using exposure compensation to adjust brightness.
Explains setting white balance for accurate colors.
Details applying effects like Vivid, Sepia, and B/W.
Explains adjusting ISO sensitivity for different lighting.
Guides on using AEB to take multiple shots with varying exposures.
Explains shooting multiple images with focus bracketing.
Provides solutions for camera operation and recording problems.
A chart detailing function availability across different shooting modes.
Covers test shots, copyright, warranty, and initial safety precautions.
Lists essential safety advice regarding eyesight, children, and liquids.
Guides for charging the battery and installing the CF card.
Covers opening the lens cover and setting AUTO mode.
Provides detailed steps for charging the camera's battery pack.
Step-by-step instructions for inserting the battery into the camera.
Guide for inserting the CompactFlash memory card correctly.
Instructions for setting the camera's internal date and time.
Steps to change the display language of the camera menus.
Explains how to turn the camera on and off.
Guides on navigating menus and adjusting camera settings.
Explains the two-stage action of the shutter button.
Details how to access and use the camera's menu system.
Instructions to customize start-up images, sounds, and themes.
Guide to using the automatic shooting mode for simple operation.
Options for choosing between JPEG and RAW file formats.
Guides on adjusting image resolution and compression levels.
Explains flash modes like Red-eye reduction and Slow Synchro.
Using Program AE for automatic shutter/aperture selection.
Setting shutter speed to control motion and light.
Setting aperture for depth of field control.
Manually setting shutter speed and aperture.
Guides on using exposure compensation to adjust brightness.
Explains setting white balance for accurate colors.
Details applying effects like Vivid, Sepia, and B/W.
Explains adjusting ISO sensitivity for different lighting.
Guides on using AEB to take multiple shots with varying exposures.
Explains shooting multiple images with focus bracketing.
Provides solutions for camera operation and recording problems.
A chart detailing function availability across different shooting modes.
General| Camera type | Compact |
|---|---|
| Max resolution | 2592 x 1944 |
| Image ratio w:h | 4:3 |
| Sensor Type | CCD |
| ISO | 50, 100, 200, 400 |
| Optical Zoom | 3x |
| Maximum aperture | f/2.8 - f/4.9 |
| Screen Size | 1.8" |
| Screen dots | 118, 000 |
| Max shutter speed | 1/2000 sec |
| Min shutter speed | 15 sec |
| Image Processor | DIGIC |
| Image Stabilization | No |
| Effective Pixels | 5.0 megapixels |
| Sensor size | 1/1.8" |
| Focal length (equiv.) | 35-105mm |
| Storage types | CompactFlash (Type I) |
| Video Resolution | 320 x 240 |
| Battery Type | NB-2L |
