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PowerShot SX30 IS

Brand: Canon | Category: Digital Camera
Table of contents
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PowerShot SX30 IS first page preview

PowerShot SX30 IS

Brand: Canon | Category: Digital Camera
Table of contents
  1. using the manuals
  2. Read This First
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Safety Precautions
  7. View movies
  8. insert the battery
  9. Charging the Battery
  10. Compatible Memory Cards (Sold Separately)
  11. insert the memory card
  12. removing the battery and memory card
  13. Using the Screen
  14. Setting the Date and Time
  15. changing the date and time
  16. Formatting Memory Cards
  17. Pressing the Shutter Button
  18. Taking Pictures (Smart Auto)
  19. Viewing Images
  20. Erasing Images
  21. Shooting Movies
  22. stop shooting
  23. Viewing Movies
  24. Viewing
  25. install the software
  26. turn on the camera
  27. transfer and view images
  28. Accessories
  29. Separately Sold Accessories
  30. other accessories
  31. Learning More
  32. mode dial
  33. Components Guide
  34. Screen Display
  35. Indicator
  36. FUNC. Menu – Basic Operations
  37. MENU – Basic Operations
  38. Changing the Sound Settings
  39. Changing the Screen Brightness
  40. Adjusting the Viewfinder
  41. Returning the Camera to Default Settings
  42. Low Level Memory Card Formatting
  43. Clock Functions
  44. digital zoom
  45. Inserting the Date and Time
  46. Using the Self-Timer
  47. Shooting in Various Conditions
  48. Shooting in Special Scenes
  49. adding effects and shooting
  50. Detecting a Smile and Shooting
  51. Using the Wink Self-Timer
  52. Using the Face Self-Timer
  53. Shoot with the Effects of a Fish-Eye Lens (Fish-eye Effect)
  54. Take Shots That Look Like a Miniature Model (Miniature Effect)
  55. Choosing Settings Yourself
  56. Turning the Flash On
  57. Adjusting the Brightness (Exposure Compensation)
  58. image size
  59. Changing the ISO Speed
  60. Adjusting the White Balance
  61. Continuous Shooting
  62. changing the tone of an image (my colors)
  63. Using the Self-Timer to Prevent Camera Shake
  64. Customizing the Self-Timer
  65. Shooting Using a TV Monitor
  66. Changing the AF Frame Mode
  67. Changing the AF Frame Position and Size
  68. Magnifying the Focal Point
  69. Shooting with the AF Lock
  70. Shooting in Manual Focus Mode
  71. frame assist
  72. Changing the Metering Method
  73. Shooting with the AE Lock
  74. Setting the Shutter Speed
  75. Setting the Aperture Value
  76. Aperture Value
  77. Correcting the Brightness and Shooting (i-Contrast)
  78. Shooting with Slow Synchro
  79. Adjusting the Flash Exposure Compensation
  80. Checking for Shut Eyes
  81. Registering Shooting Settings
  82. Changing the Color and Shooting
  83. Shooting Stitch Assist Images
  84. Shooting Movies in E Mode
  85. Shoot Movies That Look Like a Miniature Model (Miniature Effect)
  86. Changing the Image Quality
  87. AE Lock/Exposure Shift
  88. using the wind filter
  89. Other Shooting Functions
  90. Playback Functions
  91. Editing
  92. save the edited movie
  93. editing functions
  94. Quickly Searching Images
  95. Viewing Images in Filtered Playback
  96. Viewing Slideshows
  97. Checking the Focus
  98. Magnifying Images
  99. Changing Image Transitions
  100. Viewing Images on a TV
  101. Viewing Images on a High-Definition TV
  102. Protecting Images
  103. protect images
  105. Tagging Images as Favorites
  106. organizing images by category
  107. Rotating Images
  108. Resizing Images
  109. Trimming
  110. Adding Effects with the My Colors Function
  111. Printing
  112. connect the camera to the printer
  113. Printing Images
  114. print settings
  115. choosing the number of copies
  116. set all images to print once
  117. Print Added Images
  118. Settings
  119. Changing Camera Settings
  120. creating folders by shooting date
  121. setting the screen shut-off time
  122. Changing Shooting Function Settings
  123. changing the flash timing
  124. customizing display information
  125. changing the is-mode settings
  126. registering functions to the
  127. Registering Commonly Used Shooting Menus (My Menu)
  128. Changing Playback Function Settings
  129. Useful Information
  130. Using Household Power
  131. sold separately
  132. Using an Eye-Fi Card
  133. checking connection information
  134. Troubleshooting
  135. List of Messages That Appear on the Screen
  136. Information Displayed on the Screen
  137. scene icons
  138. Functions Available in Each Shooting Mode
  139. Menus
  140. set up menu
  141. playback menu
  142. Handling Precautions
  143. Specifications
  144. Index
  145. Sound Settings
PowerShot SX30 IS first page preview

PowerShot SX30 IS

Brand: Canon | Category: Digital Camera
Table of contents
  1. Read This First
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Safety Precautions
  6. View movies
  7. insert the battery
  8. Charging the Battery
  9. Compatible Memory Cards (Sold Separately)
  10. insert the memory card
  11. removing the battery and memory card
  12. Using the Screen
  13. Setting the Date and Time
  14. changing the date and time
  15. Formatting Memory Cards
  16. Pressing the Shutter Button
  17. Taking Pictures (Smart Auto)
  18. Viewing Images
  19. Erasing Images
  20. Shooting Movies
  21. stop shooting
  22. Viewing Movies
  23. Transferring Images to a Computer for Viewing
  24. install the software
  25. turn on the camera
  26. transfer and view images
  27. Accessories
  28. Separately Sold Accessories
  29. other accessories
  30. Learning More
  31. mode dial
  32. Components Guide
  33. Screen Display
  34. Indicator
  35. FUNC. Menu – Basic Operations
  36. MENU – Basic Operations
  37. Changing the Sound Settings
  38. Changing the Screen Brightness
  39. Adjusting the Viewfinder
  40. Returning the Camera to Default Settings
  41. Low Level Memory Card Formatting
  42. Clock Functions
  43. Zooming in More Closely on Subjects (Digital Zoom)
  44. Inserting the Date and Time
  45. Using the Self-Timer
  46. Shooting in Various Conditions
  47. Shooting in Special Scenes
  48. adding effects and shooting
  49. Detecting a Smile and Shooting
  50. Using the Wink Self-Timer
  51. Using the Face Self-Timer
  52. Shoot with the Effects of a Fish-Eye Lens (Fish-eye Effect)
  53. Take Shots That Look Like a Miniature Model (Miniature Effect)
  54. Choosing Settings Yourself
  55. Turning the Flash On
  56. Adjusting the Brightness (Exposure Compensation)
  57. image size
  58. Changing the ISO Speed
  59. Adjusting the White Balance
  60. Continuous Shooting
  61. choose an option
  62. Using the Self-Timer to Prevent Camera Shake
  63. Customizing the Self-Timer
  64. Shooting Using a TV Monitor
  65. Changing the AF Frame Mode
  66. Changing the AF Frame Position and Size
  67. Magnifying the Focal Point
  68. Shooting with the AF Lock
  69. Shooting in Manual Focus Mode
  70. frame assist
  71. Changing the Metering Method
  72. Shooting with the AE Lock
  73. Setting the Shutter Speed
  74. Setting the Aperture Value
  75. Setting the Shutter Speed and Aperture Value
  76. Correcting the Brightness and Shooting (i-Contrast)
  77. Shooting with Slow Synchro
  78. Adjusting the Flash Exposure Compensation
  79. Checking for Shut Eyes
  80. Registering Shooting Settings
  81. Changing the Color and Shooting
  82. Shooting Stitch Assist Images
  83. Shooting Movies in E Mode
  84. Shoot Movies That Look Like a Miniature Model (Miniature Effect)
  85. Changing the Image Quality
  86. AE Lock/Exposure Shift
  87. using the wind filter
  88. Other Shooting Functions
  89. Playback Functions
  90. Editing
  91. save the edited movie
  92. editing functions
  93. Quickly Searching Images
  94. Viewing Images in Filtered Playback
  95. Viewing Slideshows
  96. Checking the Focus
  97. Magnifying Images
  98. Changing Image Transitions
  99. Viewing Images on a TV
  100. Viewing Images on a High-Definition TV
  101. Protecting Images
  102. protect images
  104. Tagging Images as Favorites
  105. organizing images by category
  106. Rotating Images
  107. Resizing Images
  108. Trimming
  109. Adding Effects with the My Colors Function
  110. Printing
  111. connect the camera to the printer
  112. Printing Images
  113. Printing from the Print List (DPOF)
  114. print settings
  115. choosing the number of copies
  116. set all images to print once
  117. Print Added Images
  118. customizing camera settings
  119. Changing Camera Settings
  120. creating folders by shooting date
  121. setting the screen shut-off time
  122. Changing Shooting Function Settings
  123. changing the flash timing
  124. customizing display information
  125. Registering Commonly Used Shooting Menus (My Menu)
  126. Changing Playback Function Settings
  127. Useful Information
  128. Using Household Power
  129. Using an Externally Mounted Flash (Sold Separately)
  130. sold separately
  131. Using an Eye-Fi Card
  132. checking connection information
  133. Troubleshooting
  134. List of Messages That Appear on the Screen
  135. Information Displayed on the Screen
  136. scene icons
  137. Functions Available in Each Shooting Mode
  138. Menus
  139. set up menu
  140. playback menu
  141. Handling Precautions
  142. Specifications
  143. Index
  144. Sound Settings
PowerShot SX30 IS first page preview

PowerShot SX30 IS

Brand: Canon | Category: Digital Camera
PowerShot SX30 IS first page preview

PowerShot SX30 IS

Brand: Canon | Category: Digital Camera
PowerShot SX30 IS first page preview

PowerShot SX30 IS

Brand: Canon | Category: Digital Camera
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