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                        Camera User Guide
•	 Make 	sure 	you	read 	this 	guide, 	including 	the	“Safety	
Precautions”	section,	before	using 	the	camera.
•	 Reading	this	guide	will	help	you 	learn 	to	 use	the	camera	
properly .
•	 Store 	this	guide	safely	so	that 	you	can	use 	it	in	the	future.
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                        Package Contents Before	use,	make	sure	the	following	 items	are	included	in	 the	package. If	anything	is	missing, 	contact	your	camera	 dealer . AA 	 Alkaline	 Batteries	(x2) Interface	 Cable IFC-400PCU Camera DIGIT AL 	CAMERA 	 W arranty	 Card * Solution	Disk Getting	Started W rist	Strap (CD-ROM) WS-800 *	 Contains 	software	and	PDF	manuals	(= 	 25). •	 A 	memory	card	is	not 	included	(see	below). Compatible Memory Cards The	following	memory 	cards	(sold	 separately)	can	be	 used,	regardless	of
                    
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                        Preliminary Notes and Legal Information •	 T ake	and	review	some	test	shots	initially	 to	 make 	 sure 	 the	images	were	 recorded	correctly .	Please	 note	that	Canon	 Inc.,	its	 subsidiaries	and	 affiliates,	 and 	 its	 distributors	 are	 not	 liable	 for 	 any	 consequential	 damages	 arising	 from	any	malfunction	 of	 a	camera	 or 	 accessory ,	 including	memory	 cards,	that	results	in	the 	 failure	of	 an	image	 to	be	 recorded	or	to 	be	 recorded	in	a	way 	that 	is	machine	 readable. •	 Ima
                    
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                        Part Names and Conventions in This Guide 	 Microphone 	 Power	 button 	 Lamp 	 Mode 	dial 	 Lens 	 Flash 	 Zoom	lever 	 Speake r 	 Shooting: 		/	 	 Date/time	battery 	holder 	 	 T ripod 	socket 	 Playback: 		/	 	 Memory	 card/battery	 cover 	 	 Lock	release	 switch 	 Strap	mount 	 DC	 coupler	cable 	port 	 Shutter	button •	 In 	this	 guide, 	icons 	are	used	to	represent 	 the	 corresponding	camera 	 buttons	 and	dials	on	 which	they	 appea
                    
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                        Part	Names	and	 Conventions	in	 This	Guide 	 Screen 	(LCD	monitor) 	 	/	 	/ 	Left	button 		button 	 Control 	dial 	 	/ 	 	 FUNC./SET 	button 		button 	 	 /	 Right	button 	 Movie 	button 	 	/ 		 	<1	(Playback )>	button TM Down 	 button 	 HDMI 	 terminal 	 Indicator 	 DIGIT AL 	terminal 	 	button 	< 	 (ISO	speed)>	/	< 	(Filter	 		 button image	 display)>	 /
                    
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                        Table of Contents Package	Contents 	 .... ............ .........2 Helpful	Shooting	Features 	 .... ....... 59 Compatible	Memory	Cards 	 .... ........2 Customizing 	Camera	 	 Operation 	 .... ............ .....................62 Preliminary 	Notes	and	Legal	 Information	 .... ............. ....................3 3 Other	 Shooting	Modes 	 ........65 Organization	of	 Camera	User	 	 Guide 	 .... ............ .............................3 Brightness/Color	Customization	 	 Part	 Names	and	Conventions	
                    
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                        T able	 of	Contents Protecting 	Images 	 .... ............. .....120 Erasing 	Images 	 .... ............. .........124 Rotating	 Images 	 .... ............. ........127 Image 	Categories 	 .... ............ ...... 129 Editing 	Still 	Images 	 .... ............ ....133 Editing	Movies ..... ............ ........... 139 7 Setting 	Menu 	 ......................141 Adjusting 	Basic 	Camera	 	 Functions	 .... ............ ...................142 8 Accessories 	 .......................155 Replacing	the	
                    
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                        Contents: Basic Operations  4 Shoot z z Use	camera-determined 	 settings	 (Auto	Mode) 	 .... ........... .....................42 Shooting 	people	well I P Portraits Against	 Snow (= 	 67) (= 	 68) Matching	specific	scenes t Low	Light Fireworks (= 	 67) (= 	 68) Applying 	special 	ef fects V ivid	Colors Poster	Ef fect Fish-Eye	 Ef fect (=	 71) (= 	 71) (= 	 72) Miniature	 Ef fect T oy	Camera	Ef fect Monochrome (= 	 72) (= 	 74) (= 	 75) z z Where	 sound	and	flash 	are	not	 allowed	(Discreet	 Mode
                    
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                        Contents: 	 Basic	Operations  1	 V iew z z V iew	images	(Playback 	Mode) 	 .... ............ ............................................110 z z Automatic	playback	(Slideshow) 	 .... ........... ..........................................118 z z On 	 a	 TV	 .... ............ .............................................. ................................ 159 z z On 	 a	computer	 .... ........... .............................................. ........................26 z z Browse	through 	 images 	
                    
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                        Safety Precautions •	 Before 	 using 	 the 	 product, 	 please 	 ensure 	 that	 you 	 read 	 the 	 safety	 precautions 	 described 	 below .	 Always 	 ensure 	 that 	 the 	 product 	 is 	 used 	 correctly . •	 The 	 safety	 precautions 	 noted 	 on 	 the 	 following 	 pages	 are 	 intended	 to 	 prevent 	 injuries 	 to 	 yourself 	 and	 other 	 persons, 	 or 	 damage 	 to 	 the 	 equipment. •	 Be	 sure 	to	also 	check	the	guides	 included 	 with	any	 separately	sold 	 accessories	you	 use. Denot
                    
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                        Safety	Precautions •	 T urn	the	camera	off	in	places	where	 camera	use	 is	prohibited. The 	electromagnetic	waves	emitted	 by	the	 camera	may	 interfere 	 with	 the	 operation 	 of	electronic	instruments	 and 	 other	devices.	Exercise	 adequate	 caution	when	using	the	camera	in 	places	 where	use	 of	electronic	 devices	is	 restricted,	such 	as	inside 	airplanes	 and	medical	facilities. •	 Do 	not 	play 	 the	supplied	CD-ROM(s)	in	any	 CD	player	 that	does	 not 	 support	data	CD-ROMs. It	 is 	 p
                    
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                        Safety	Precautions Denotes	the	possibility	of 	damage	 to	the 	equipment. Caution •	 Do 	not	 aim	the	 camera	at 	bright	light	 sources	(such	 as 	 the	sun 	on	a 	 clear	day). Doing 	so	 may	damage 	the 	image	sensor . •	 When 	using	the	 camera	on	a	beach	 or	at	a	 windy	location,	be 	careful	 not 	to 	 allow	dust	 or	sand	to	enter	the	camera. This 	may	cause	 the 	product	to	malfunction. •	 In 	regular	use,	small 	 amounts	of	 smoke	may	 be	emitted	 from 	 the	 flash. This 	is	due 	to 	 the	hi
                    
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                        Basic Guide Gives	basic	instructions,	from	initial	 preparations	to	shooting,	playback,	and	 saving	on 	 a	computer 13 C OP Y                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
                    
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                        Initial Preparations Prepare	 for	shooting	as	follows. Attaching the Strap z z Thread	 the	end	of 	the	 strap	through	the	 strap 	hole	 ( ),	 and 	 then	pull	 the	other	 end	of	 the	strap	 through	the	 loop	on	 the	 threaded	end	( ). z z The 	strap	can	 also	be	 attached	to 	the	left 	 side 	of 	the	 camera. Holding the Camera z z Place 	the 	strap	 around	your	wrist. z z When	 shooting,	keep	your	arms 	close	to	 your	 body 	 and 	 hold	the 	camera	 securely	 to 	prevent	it	 from	moving. 	If	 yo
                    
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                        Initial 	Preparations Inserting the Batteries and Memory Card Insert	the	 included	batteries 	and	 a 	 memory	 card 	 (sold	separately). Note	 that 	 before 	 using 	 a 	 new 	 memory 	 card 	 (or 	 a	 memory 	 card 	 formatted 	 in 	 another 	 device), 	 you	 should 	 format 	 the 	 memory 	 card 	 with 	 this	 camera 	 (=	 146). 1 	 Check 	the	card’ s 	write-protect 	 tab. z z Recording	is 	not 	 possible 	on	memory 	 cards	 with	a	write-protect 	tab	when	the	tab	is	 in	the	 locked	 (downward)
                    
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                        Initial 	Preparations 5 	 Close	the	cover . z z Lower 	the	 cover 	 ( )	and	hold 	it	down 	as	 you	slide	it, 	until 	it	clicks 	into	the	 closed	 position	( ). Compatible	Batteries Use	 AA 	 alkaline	 batteries	or	Canon	 AA 	NiMH	batteries	(sold	 separately , 	 = 	 157). •	 Due	to	the 	 inconsistent	performance	of 	other 	batteries,	use	 of	specified 	 batteries	only 	is	recommended. •	 NiMH	batteries 	last	longer	in	cameras	than	 alkaline	batteries 	do,	 especially	 in	 cold 	weather . •	 For 	
                    
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                        Initial 	Preparations Setting the Date and Time Set	the	 current	date	and	time	correctly	as	follows	 if	the	 [Date/T ime]	screen	 is	displayed	 when 	you 	turn	the	 camera	on. 	Information	you	 specify 	 this	way 	 is	recorded	in 	image	properties	when	 you	shoot, 	and	it	is	used	 when	you 	 manage	images	by	shooting 	date	 or 	 print 	 images	showing	the 	date. Y ou 	can	also	add	a	date	stamp	to 	shots,	if	 you 	 wish	(= 	 52). 1 	 T urn	 the	camera 	on. z z Press	the 	power	button. X X The	[Da
                    
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                        Initial 	Preparations •	 Unless	 you	set 	the 	date,	time,	and	home	time	 zone,	the	 [Date/ T ime] 	screen	will	be	displayed	each	time	 you 	 turn	the	 camera	 on.	 Specify	 the 	correct	 information. •	 T o 	set 	 daylight	saving 	time 	(1 	hour	ahead),	 choose 	 [ ]	 in	 step	2	 and 	 then 	 choose	[ ]	by	 pressing	the 	 	 buttons	 or	turning	 the	<5> 	dial. Changing	the	Date	and	 T ime Adjust 	the 	date	and	time 	as	follows. 1 	 Access	the	camera 	 menu. z z Press	 the	 	 button. 2 	
                    
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                        Initial 	Preparations Display Language The	display	language	can	be 	changed	 as	needed. 1 	 Enter	Playback	mode. z z Press	the 	<1> 	button. 2 	 Access 	the	setting	screen. z z Press	and	hold 	the	 	button,	 and	 then	 immediately	press	the 		 button. 3 	 Set	the	disp lay	 language. z z Press	the 		 buttons	or	 turn	the 	<5> 	dial	to 	choose	a	language,	 and	then	 press 	 the	 	button. X X Once	 the	display	language	 has 	 been	 set,	 the	 setting	screen	is	no	longer	 displa
                    
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                        Still	Images Movies 	 Trying the Camera Out Follow	these	instructions	 to	turn	the	 camera	on, 	shoot	 still	images	 or 	 movies,	and	then	view	them. Shooting (Smart Auto) For	 fully	automatic	selection	of 	the	optimal	 settings	for	 specific	 scenes,	 simply	 let	the 	camera	determine	the	subject	and	shooting 	conditions. 1 	 T urn 	the	camera	on. z z Press	 the	power	 button. X X The 	startup	 screen 	 is 	 displayed. 2 	 Enter	 	mode. z z Set 	the 	mode 	dial	to 	. z z Aim	the 	camera