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Canon POWERSHOT S500 Specifications

General

Brand	Canon
Model	POWERSHOT S500
Category	Digital Camera
Language	English

Summary

Read This First

Please Read

Crucial introductory information and recommendations for new users.

Safety Precautions

Essential guidelines for safe camera operation to prevent injury and damage.

Preventing Malfunctions

Tips and procedures to avoid common issues and ensure camera reliability.

Components Guide

Front View

Visual identification of the camera's front-facing components and controls.

Back View

Visual identification of the camera's rear-facing components and controls.

Operation Panel

Detailed explanation of the buttons, dials, and indicators on the camera's main control surface.

Preparing the Camera

Charging the Battery Pack

Step-by-step guide on how to charge the camera's battery pack.

Installing the CF Card

Procedure for inserting and removing the CompactFlash memory card.

Setting the Date and Time

How to configure the camera's date, time, and date format settings.

Basic Functions

Turning the Power On

How to power the camera on and off, including startup sounds and images.

Using the LCD Monitor

Guide to operating the LCD screen for composing, settings, and playback.

Pressing the Shutter Button

Details on the two-stage shutter button for focus and triggering the shot.

Shooting

Shooting in Auto Mode

Step-by-step guide to taking photos using the camera's automatic mode.

Using the Flash

Explanation of different flash modes and their appropriate usage scenarios.

Using the Self-timer

Guide to using the self-timer for group shots or stable photography.