Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto S80 del fabbricante Canon
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ENGLISH Advance d This guide ex plains camera fe atures and procedu res in det ail. Camer a User Guide DIGIT AL CAMERA Advanced Camera User Guid e © 2005 C ANON INC.
About This Guide Camera Body T empera ture If your camera is used for prolong ed periods , the camera bod y may become warm. Please be a ware of this an d ta ke care when op eratin g the camera for an ext ended per iod.
1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Cont ent s Items ma rk ed w ith ar e l ist s or c hart s that s ummariz e camer a func tio ns o r proc edu res. Components G uide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Basic Operations .
2 Re g i s te r i ng S e tt i ngs to the S ho r t c ut B utton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 S e l e c t i ng an A F F r ame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 S hoot i ng P r ob l em S ub j e c ts for the A utofo c us .
3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Customizing the Camera (My Came ra Settings) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113 Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117 List of Messag es .
4 Please Re ad T est Sh ots Before y ou try to ph otogra ph impo rtant subjec ts, we highly recomme nd that you shoot several t rial image s to confirm t hat the camer a is operati ng and being operat ed cor rectl y .
5 z In th e fol lowin g page s, the term "equip ment " refe rs pri maril y to th e camera, it s batt eries and bat tery charge r , separa tely sold compac t power adap ter , car batte ry charger and high-po wer fla sh. W arni ngs About the M emory Card Store the m emory card out of the reach of children and infants.
6 z Do not allow the equipme nt to come into contac t with, or become im merse d in, water o r other liquid s. Do no t allow liquid s to en ter the interi or . The came ra h as not be en wat erproo fed. If the ext erior c omes i nto con tact wi th liqui ds or salt ai r , wipe it dry w ith a so ft, abso rbent clo th.
7 Cauti ons z Do not s hort-circu it the batte ry terminals with me tallic obje cts, suc h as key holder s. It cou ld le ad to ov erhea ting, bu rns an d other injuri es. z Befor e you disc ard a bat te ry , cov er the ter m in als with tape or othe r insulators to prevent di rect contac t with other ob jects.
8 Preventin g Malfuncti ons A void Strong Ma gnetic Fields Never place the camer a in c lose prox imity to electric mot ors or other equipment gen erating strong elect romagnetic fields . Exposure to strong magneti c fields may caus e malfunctions or corrupt image and audio data .
9 If Conde nsation Form s Insi de the Camer a S top using the camera immed iately if you detect conden s ati on. Continue d use may damage th e equipment. Remove t he memory card and ba tteries or c ompact powe r adapter fr om the camera and wait until th e moisture evapo rates completely before resuming use.
10 Comp onent s Gui de The fol lowing ca bles ar e used to c onnect the camera to a c omputer o r printer. Computer ( Basic Guide : p. 17) Interface Cable IF C-400PCU (supplied with the camera) Direct.
11 Preparing the Camera 1 Att aching the Wrist St rap Attach the strap as illus trated. Avoid wav ing t he c amer a abo ut or cat chi ng it on ot her i tem s when suspendin g it from th e strap. AF-assist Beam z The AF-assist Beam will some times emit when the shu tter button is pressed ha lfway to assist f ocusing in cer tain conditions, e.
12 Bas ic Oper atio ns Oper ation P ane l Never rub or press strongly on the LCD monitor . These actions may damage it o r lead t o othe r problems. a r bc d e f g h i k j l o n p q m a (Pri nt/ Shar e)/ (Sh ortc ut) Button See Basic Guide : p. 17, p.
13 Preparing the Camera 1 This indicator ligh ts or blinks during t he foll owing operations. z Power/Mode Indicator Orange: Shooting mode Green: Pl ayback mode/Pri nter connect ion Y ellow: Comput er.
14 Using the Multi Control Dial T u rning the mult i c ontrol dia l clockwise is equiv alent to pr essing the butt on, while tur ning the mult i control dial cou nterclock wise is equivalent to pressing the button (it is equivalen t to pressing the or button with some fun c tion s).
15 Preparing the Camera 1 Using the LCD Monitor Pressi ng the DISP . b utton s witches the d isplay mode. Image See n in Viewf inder vs . Reco rded Imag e Please no te that the actual i mage m ay differ from the ima ge seen in the optical vi ewfinde r due to the phy sical separat ion betw een the view finder and len s.
16 LCD Mo nitor Brightness Changing the brightness of the LCD monitor The brightnes s of the LCD monitor can be changed in the following two ways. z Chan ging Settin gs Using the Set u p Menu (p . 29) z Chan ging Settin gs Using the DISP . Button (Q uick-brig ht LCD F unction ) Pressing th e DISP .
17 Preparing the Camera 1 Display Content s Shooting Inf ormation (Sh ooting M ode) Camera Shake Warning (p. 18) *4 (red) *1 Flas h (p. 78) Flash Output (p . 78) My Colo rs (p. 53) Exposure Compensation (p. 69) *1 Low Battery p. 125 *1 Digital Zoom *1*2 (p.
18 *1 This is displayed in th e no information displa y mode. * 2 Zoom powers refle c t the co mbined optical and digit al zoom effect s. Optical zoom is display e d i n white up to "3. 6x", t he optical t elephoto limit. It does not appear when "digit al zoom" is disabled.
19 Preparing the Camera 1 Playback Informatio n-Detailed (Playba ck Mode) The followi ng informatio n may also be displaye d with some images. A soun d file in a fo rmat oth er th an the WA V E form at is attach ed or th e fi le forma t is not reco gnized.
20 Histogram Fun ction The histogra m is a graph that allows you to jud ge the brightness of the image while shoot ing. In P , Tv , Av and M modes, the g reater the bias toward the lef t in the graph, the darker the imag e. The greater the bia s toward t he right, th e brighte r the image.
21 Preparing the Camera 1 Changing the Rev iew Duration 1 Selec t [Review] from the [ (Rec .)] menu and use the or button to select the duratio n setting. z See Selecting Menus an d Setting s ( Basic Guide : p. 16) z Settings ca n be made by turni ng the m ulti control dial.
22 When the Auto Pow er Down Fu nction Activates T urn the power on aga in. Playback/ Printer Conn ection mode: Press th e button ag ain to power the camera. When the Display Off Functio n Activates The LCD monitor displ ay turns back on if any button is pressed.
23 Preparing the Camera 1 Formatt ing a Memory Card Y ou should always format a new memory card or one from which you wish to erase all imag es and other data . 1 Use the or button to sele ct [Format] in th e [ (Set up)] men u, then press the FUN C./SET butto n.
24 3 Press the MENU button. Setti ng the W or ld Cloc k When traveling abroad, you can record images with local dates and times simply by switching the time zo ne setting if you pre-register the destination time zones. Y ou can enjoy the conve nience of not having to switch the Date/Time settings.
25 Preparing the Camera 1 2 With the or button, se lect (Home), a nd then press th e FUNC./SET button. 3 With the or button, se lect a home time zone f rom the m ap, and then press the F UNC./SET button. z Y ou ca n select a home tim e zone by t urning the mult i contro l dial.
26 Menu List Configure va rious conven ient shooting and playb ack functions . z See Selecting Menus an d Setting s ( Basic Gu ide : p. 16). FUNC. Menu Some m enu items m ay not be availabl e for sele ction acc ording to the shootin g mode (p. 1 50) .
27 Preparing the Camera 1 Rec. Menu Menu It em Available Sett ings Reference Page Flash Sync Sets the tim ing a t whic h the f lash f ires . 1st-cur t a in*/2nd -curtain p. 79 Slow Sy nchro Sets w hether or not th e flash will f ire with a slow shutter speed .
28 * Default setting Play Menu Sav e O rig inal Sele ct whet her to store the ori ginal image wh en sho otin g a still ima ge with My Colors. On/Off* p. 54 Grid Line s Y ou can displa y grid lines (split in to nine ) to make it easier to judge the hori zontal and vert ical alignme nt of a photog raphic subj ect and to make comp ositi on easier .
29 Preparing the Camera 1 Set up Menu Menu Ite m A va ilable S ettings Reference Page Mute Set [O n] to mute t he sta rt-up so und, opera tion so und, self- timer soun d and shu tter sound a ll at once. z If you set [Mute] to [On], no soun d will be heard even when any sound item i n the My Came ra menu is set to , , (On ).
30 Power Sa ving Set s whether or not the came ra auto matically power s down o r the L CD mo nitor (or vi ewfind er) go es off after a spec ified perio d of time elaps es witho ut camera opera tion . Auto Po wer Do wn On*/Off Display Of f 10 sec./20 sec.
31 Preparing the Camera 1 * Default setting My Camera Menu * Default setting Langua ge Set s the langu age used in th e menus and messa ges on the LCD monit or.
32 Re se tting Settings to Their Default V alues Y ou can reset th e menu and button sett ings to the defaul t settings in one operation. 1 Select [Reset All] in the [ (Set up)] menu and p ress the FUNC. /SET button. The me ssage "Reset settings to default?" appears on the LCD monitor .
33 Shooting 2 Changin g Reso lution /Compression S ettings Y ou can change the resolution, compression (still ima ges) and frame rate (movies , p. 41 ) settings to suit th e purp ose of the ima ge you ar e about t o shoot.
34 1 Press the FUNC./SET button. 2 Use the or button to select [ * (Compression)], and then the or button to set the compre ssion ra te. z Y ou ca n shoo t the image right a fter selecting set tings by p ressing the shu tter button. This s creen will appear again once the image or mo vie is shot .
35 Shooting 2 1 Select [Red-E ye] from the (Rec.)] menu. See Selecting Menus and Setti ngs (Basic Guide: p. 16) 2 Use the or button to sele ct [On] and press th e MENU button. z appear s on the LC D moni tor if it is set to Informati on View displ ay .
36 2 Use the or button to se lect [On] and press the MENU button. Settings c an be m ade by tu rning th e multi control dial. Using t he Self-timer 1 Press button. The c urrent set ting is displayed . z Pressing the button cycles betwee n settings . z Y ou ca n switch betwe en the (10 sec.
37 Shooting 2 2 Chec k that , or is displayed an d shoot the image . z When is sel ected, the self-tim er sou nds and t he se lf-time r lamp st arts blinking whe n the shutter button is pr essed all the wa y . The b linking ge ts faster approx imately 2 seco nds be fore the shutter trips.
38 2 Use the or button to select and press the FUNC./ SET button . Settings c an be made by t urning the multi control dial. 3 Select the timer delay and numbe r of shots. z Use the or b utton to select the [Delay] or [Sh ots]. z Use the or b utton to select the timer del ay set tings (0 to 10, 15, 20 or 30 second s) or No.
39 Shooting 2 Using t he Di gital Z oom *Y ou can only make this s etting whe n the display is standard . With the co mbined optical and digit al zoom functions , images ca n be zoomed as follows: 4.5x, 5.7 x , 7.3x , 9.2x,1 1x and 14x (ex cept for digit al macro).
40 Contin uous Sh ooting Use th is mode to shoot su ccessive frames while the shutte r button is fully pressed. Record ing ceases when the shutt er button is released. Smooth cont inuous shoot ing at a constant interval can pro c eed un til the memory is full (p.
41 Using the Mode Dial 3 Shoo ting a Mo vie The followi ng four movie modes are availa ble. *1 The f rame rate indicate s the numb er of frames rec orded /replayed i n one second. The high er the frame rate, the smoother the motion. *2 When a super high-speed memo ry card i s used, such as the recommen ded SDC-5 12MSH mo del.
42 2 T urn the multi control dial to select a mo vie mode . z See Sel ecting Menus and S ett ings (Bas ic Guide: p. 16) . z Y ou ca n shoo t the image right a fter selecting set tings by p ressing the shu tter button. T he menu displays a gain after the shot, allowing you to cha nge the se ttings easily .
43 Using the Mode Dial 3 z The rec ording tim e may not dis play properl y during sho oting or fi lming may stop unexp ectedly with th e following typ es of memory cards.
44 The recor ding time an d capacity may vary acco rding to ca mera usage and mem ory card p erforman ce. If fr ee space in th e came ra's inte rnal memory become s too sc arce, even if ther .
45 Using the Mode Dial 3 Shooting P anor amic Images (Stitch Ass i st) Use this mode to shoot a serie s of overlapping fr ames for merging (stitch ing) into a large pan oramic image using a c o mputer . Please us e the bundled PhotoS titch program to merge the image s on a com puter.
46 Framing a Su bject The Phot oS titc h prog ram de tects th e over lapp ing po rtio ns of ad joi ning images and merge s them. When compo sing shots, tr y to include a distinctive item (landmar k) in t he over lapping porti ons. Shoo ting Images c an be shot in five sequences in S titch As sist mode.
47 Using the Mode Dial 3 1 Tu r n t h e m o d e d i a l t o . 2 Sele ct the shooti ng sequ ence using the multi control dial. The sh ooting sequ ence is se t. 3 Shoot the firs t frame in the sequence . The exp osure and white ba lance s etti ngs are se t and loc ked w ith t h e f irst imag e.
48 4 Compo se t he secon d image so that it overlap s a portion of the first and shoot. z Minor di screpancies in the ove rlapping portio ns can be co rrected wh en the images are stit ched toget her. z An imag e can be r etaken. Press th e , , or bu tton to re turn to th e previous f rame.
49 Using the Mode Dial 3 2 T urn the mode dial, select the function you wish to use and s hoot the image. z The camera operates in the following ways according to the selecte d function : z The shutter speed and aperture value will show on the LCD monitor .
50 Pro gram AE Use the progra m AE mode to have the c amera automat ically set the shutte r speed and aper ture value to match the brightne s s of the sc ene. If a c orrect exposure cannot be obtained, u s e the following method s to solve the probl em.
51 Using the Mode Dial 3 eliminat e the n oise, there by produci ng high- quality im ages. Ne verthel ess, a cert ain amo unt of pr ocessing time may be re quired befor e the nex t im age can be sh ot. z The aper ture value an d shutte r speed chan ge according to the zoo m state as follows.
52 On the S hooting menu, set [ Safety S hift] to [On]. The apert ure is adjuste d a u t o m a tically t o g i ve p i ctu r es t h e c o r r ect exp o su r e ( p . 5 2 ) . Pressin g the b utton, pl aces the c amera in exposure corre ction mode (p. 69) .
53 Using the Mode Dial 3 z When you p ress th e shutter b utton halfw ay , th e difference be tween t he standard e xposure * and the selecte d expo sure app ears on the LCD monito r . If the di fference is mo re tha n 2 stops, "-2" or "+2" appears o n the LCD monito r in red.
54 * The ski n colors of no n-human subjects may also be a lt ered . Y ou may not obtain the e xpected result s depending on the skin color . 1 Press the FUNC./SET button and select (Positive Film)* with the or butt on, then select the desire d My Colors mode with the or button.
55 Using the Mode Dial 3 1 In the [ (Rec.)] me n u, select [Save O riginal ]. See Selecting Menu s and Se ttings (B asic Guid e: p. 16) . 2 Use the or button to select [On] or [Off] and p ress the MENU button . z The display will return to the shooting screen.
56 2 Aim the camera so that the color you wish to retain appears at the center of the LC D monitor and press the button. z Only one color can be spec ified. z Y ou ca n use t he or butto n to sp ecify the ra nge of colors that a re retained . -5: Only takes the color th at you want to retain.
57 Using the Mode Dial 3 1 Select (Switch Color) from the FUNC. menu and press the ME NU button. z See Shoot ing in a M y Col ors Mode (p. 53) z The camera will switch t o color input mode and th e di.
58 Shoo ting in the C usto m Colo r Mode This mode allows you t o adjust the color balanc e for red, green, blue an d skin tone s. 1 Select (Custom Color) from the FUNC.
59 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 Registering Settings to the Shor tcut Button One fr equently used functi on can be registere d to the (Shortcut ) button. Y ou can r egister the following functi ons. However , not all f unctions can be regis tered depending on the sho oting mode.
60 Using the Shortcut Button 1 Press the button. The reg istered function is acti vated and its icon ap pears on t he LCD monitor or vie wfinder . z Each press o f the button c ycles betwee n setting va lues of th e register ed function.
61 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 2 T urn the multi control dial to sel ect the auto se lection or 1-point AF frame. 3 Press t he button. Y ou can s hoot the i mage usi ng the sel ected A F fram e by pres sin g the shut ter button instead of pressing the button.
62 Shooting Problem Subjects for the Autof ocus The autof ocus may not wor k well on the following typ es of s ubjects. z Subjects wi th extrem ely low co ntrast to th e surroun dings z Subjects m ixi.
63 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 2 Press t he shutte r button half way to lock the focus. z A beep so unds and the AF f rame turn s gree n (the A F frame is not displayed with (Stitch Assist) and (Movie)). z The AE setting will also lock when you do this.
64 Shooting in Manua l Focus Mode * (Firework s) mode canno t be set. The focus c an be manually se t. 1 Press the MF button. z The focus will lock and the icon and the MF indicator will appear on the LCD monitor .
65 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 z Press the button to switch to Exposure mode. Each time you press the button, the m ode changes (p. 69) . Depending on t he shooting m ode, the following ch anges will occur: 3 Press t he shutter butto n all the way to shoot th e image.
66 1 Focus the 1-point AF frame or the spot m etering frame on the subject on which you wish to lock t he exposure setting and press the sh utter button half way . z Position the A F Frame ( p. 60) z Swit ching be tween Met eri ng Modes (p. 68) z In mode, AE lock ca n be set or canceled (p.
67 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 Locki ng the Fl as h Expo sur e S ett ing (FE Lock ) Y ou can o btain th e correct exposure r egardless of t he location o f your subjec t in the composit ion.
68 Swit ching betwee n Mete ring Modes Metering me asures the brig htness of a s ubject. By sele cting the optimal mode, you can s hoot a subject with the op timal exposure. Evalu ative metering is t he default met ering mode . 1 Sele ct (M ete ring Met ho d) fr om the F UN C.
69 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 3 Use the or button to sel ect [Center] or [AF Point], then press the ME NU button. z When [Spot AE Point] is s et to [Cente r], the spot AE point fram e ([ ] ) appears at the center of the LCD mo nitor. The AF fr ame can be repositi oned (p .
70 Adjustin g the T one (W hite Balance ) When the whit e balance mode is set t o match the light sourc e, the camera reproduce s colors more ac c urately . Combinati ons of setti ng contents and ligh t source are as follows. 1 Select * (Auto) f rom the FUNC.
71 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 Setting a Custom W hite Balance In the fo llowing cases, the white ba lance may not be correct ly adjusted in (Auto). Af ter taki ng a custom whit e balance reading with (Custom), you can st art shooti ng.
72 Changin g the Photo Ef fect By setting a ph oto effect before you shoot, y ou can change the look and feel of the pict ures you take. - The z oom i s posi tioned to the maximu m tel ephoto setti ng.
73 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 *1 My Co lors (M ovie) m ode can not be set . *2 , , and modes onl y 1 Sel ect * ( Effec t Of f) fr om th e FUNC. menu and select the desired photo effe ct with the or butt on. * The current setting is displayed . z Y ou ca n shoot the ima ge right after selecti ng settings by pressing t he shut ter button .
74 Chan ging the I S O Sp eed By rais ing the ISO speed, you can sho ot bright image s even in p oor lighting co nditions. This function is conven ient when you want to preven t camera shake , shoot without the fla sh or shoot with a faster shut ter speed in dark conditio ns.
75 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 Aut o Exposure Brack eting (AEB Mode) The camera automatically t akes three shots: one with st andard exposure and one each with positive and negative compensation. Y ou can adjust AEB settings in 1/3 stops within ±2 EV of the standar d exposure setting.
76 F ocus Brack eting (F ocus-BKT M ode) The camera auto matically takes three sho ts: one at the manual foc us position, and one each wit h focus posi tions preset near er and farther . The nearer and farthe r focus posi tions can be set in three steps : large, medium and small.
77 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 Swi tching between Built-in Fla sh Adjustmen t Settin gs The built-in fl ash fires with automa tic flash adjustmen ts (except in th e mode), but it is possible to set it so that it fires without any ad justments. 1 Se lec t [Fla sh A djus t] fr om the [( R e c .
78 1 Select (Flash or Flash Output) from the FUNC. men u. The av ailable s ettings a re displa yed. 2 Use the or button to adjust t he compe nsation or fla sh inte nsi ty . z Settings can be mad e by turning the multi control dial. z Y ou ca n shoo t the image right a fter selecting se ttings b y pressing th e shutter b utton.
79 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 Swi tchi ng the Timi ng at w hich t he F las h Fir e s 1 Sel ec t [Fla sh Sy nc] from th e [ (Rec.)] menu. See Selecting Menu s and Se ttings ( Basic Guide : p. 16 ). 2 Use the or button to select [1st-cur ta in] or [2nd- curt ain] .
80 Shooti ng Ima ges at Set Inter val s (I nter val ometer) Y ou can shoot imag es at a set in terval. This funct ion can be used for fixed-po int observ ation of plants and blooming flo wers. The shooting interval ti me can be set from 1 to 60 minu tes and 2 to 100 images c an be shot .
81 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 4 Press the FUN C./SET but ton. The cam era exits the m enu screen a nd Int. ap pears at the lower right of the LCD monitor . 5 Press t he shutte r button. z The first image is shot and the interva l shooting se ssion starts.
82 Saving Cu stom Setti ngs Y ou can save freque ntly used shooting mod es and vario us shoot ing set tings to the C (Cust om) mode. When necessary , you can then sho ot images with previo usly saved sett ings by simply turning the mod e dial to C .
83 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 Setting the Auto R otate Function Y our camera is equipped with an Intelligent Orientation sensor that detects the orientation of an image shot with the camer a held vertically and automatically rotates it to the correct viewing orientation in the display .
84 R esetti ng the File Numb er The images you shoot are automatic ally assigned file numbers. Y ou can select how the file nu mber is assigned. * When a b lank me mory card is used.
85 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 Settin g the Fil e Numberi ng to [Contin uous] is useful for avoidi ng fi le name duplica tion when images are downloaded to a computer.
86 Create a sav e destina tion (fol der) Y ou can create fold ers manually or automatically on the memory card used to s ave your pictu res. Y ou can create folders at re gular intervals, making it easy to classify your pictures.
87 Advanced Shooting Functions 4 2 If you want to create a new folder , use t he or b utton t o sele ct [Create New Folder]. If you wa nt to create a fol der at a specific ti me, use the or button to se lect [Aut o Creat e], the n the or b utto n to s ele ct [O ff], [Daily], [Monday to Su nday], or [Mo nth ly].
88 Magnifyi ng Images 1 Press the button. 2 Press t he zoom leve r towar d . Y ou ca n cancel the magn ified displ ay by pressing th e zoom leve r toward . z Y ou ca n chan ge the ma gnificati on level with the zoom lever. z Y ou ca n move around the image u sing , , or button.
89 Playback/Erasing 5 3 Chan ge the image selection using the , , or butt on. z Press the DISP . button to show the data for the selected image (p. 16) . z Even when you turn t he multi control dial, you can still switch between images. 4 Press t he zoom le ver towar d .
90 2 View the previous or next nine images using or button. z Y ou ca n select the images turning the multi control dial. z Hold the FUNC./SET button dow n and press the or butto n to jump to the first or last set. 3 Press the button. z The ju mp bar d isappea rs and the camera re verts to in dex playb ack.
91 Playback/Erasing 5 2 Use the or button to select the , , , or button, and press t he or button . z Y ou can select t he button turning the multi control d ial. z T o change t he sear ch key , p ress the or button. z The screen sample will vary slig htly according to the search ke y .
92 Rota ting Images in the Display Images can be rotated clockwise 90° or 270° in t he display . 1 Select [R ot a te] from th e [ (Play)] menu and pres s the SET button. See Sel ecting Men us and S ettings ( Basic Guide : p. 16). 2 Use the o r butt on to se lect an image you w ant to rotate and press the F UNC .
93 Playback/Erasing 5 Applying Effects and Pla ying Back Y ou can apply such effects as f ade in, and then play back your movies. 1 Select [T ransition] on the [ (Play back)] men u. See Selecting Menu s and Se ttings ( Ba sic Guid e : p. 16 ). 2 Use the or button to select Off, , or .
94 Viewing/Editin g Movi es Y ou can play back recorded movies and delete unwanted portions from the beginning or the end of m ovie clips. 1 Select a mo vie in t he Playback mode and press the FU NC./SET button. 2 Use the or button to select one of the following oper ations, then press th e FUNC.
95 Playback/Erasing 5 (Y o u can also m ake modification s when turning the multi con trol dial.) (First Frame ): Shows the first frame (Previou s Frame) : Rewinds if the FUNC.
96 (Exit): Ca ncels mo vie editin g and reve rts to the scr een in Step 2 Movies w ith an origi nal length of 1 se cond or more can be ed ited in 1 second uni ts. 4 Use the or button to select an image at the position to be deleted, select (Play) with the or button, and press the FUN C.
97 Playback/Erasing 5 Attac hing Sound Me mos to Images In Playback mode (including single im age playback, index playback, magnified playback and the review immediately after shooting in Shooting mode) you can attach sound memos (up to 60 seconds) to an image.
98 Playing back the So und Memo s z Select . I mages wit h sound m emos are displayed with the mark. T o stop pl ayback, pr ess the FUNC./SET button. T o restart pl ayback , press the FUNC./SET button a gain. Y ou can adju st the v olume with the or button.
99 Playback/Erasing 5 Aut o ma ted Playbac k (Slide Sho ws) Slide show image settings are based on DPOF standards (p. 1 10) . St artin g a Slide Show A selection of images or all th e images on an memory ca rd can be displayed on e- by-one in an automated slide show .
100 4 Use the or button to se lect [Start] and press the FUNC./SET button. The s lide show s tarts. The S lide Show menu w ill rea ppear after the playbac k ends. Pausi ng/Resu ming a Slide Sho w z Press the F UNC./SET but ton to pause the show ( a ppears ).
101 Playback/Erasing 5 2 Sele ct (Cust o m 1) , (Cust om 2) or (Custom 3) with the or button and pr ess the FUNC./SET butt on. z A checkmark ( 3 ) will appear beside a show already con taining images. z Only (C ustom 1) is displayed in th e def ault se ttings .
102 Adju sting th e Play Ti me and Repe at Se ttings 1 Disp lay the sl ide show menu (p . 99) . 2 Use the or button to select [Set up] and press the FUNC./SET button. 3 Use the or button to select [Pla y Time ] or [R epe at] , and s et with the or button.
103 Playback/Erasing 5 Configuring Effects When the following screen appears, you can apply effects on your slideshow . 1 Displ ay the slide s how menu (p. 99) . 2 Use the or button to sel ect [Effect] . Playba ck begins au tomatical ly without u sing effe cts.
104 3 Use the or button to select , , or . z Settings can be made by tu rning t he multi cont rol dial . z The Se tup menu closes. Protectin g Images Y ou can pro tect important im ages from accidental erasure. 1 In th e [ (Pla y)] m enu , sel ect [Protec t] and press t he FUNC .
105 Playback/Erasing 5 Er asin g Al l Ima ge s 1 Select [Erase a ll] from the [ (Play)] menu and press the FUNC./ SET button. See Selecting Menu s and Se ttings ( Ba sic Guid e : p. 16 ) 2 Use the or button on the multi control dial t o select [ O K], then press the F UNC.
106 About Printing Images shot with this camera can be printed using one of the following methods. z Conn ecting the camera to a dir ect print c ompatible printer *1 with an interface cable and press ing the button on the cam era.
107 Print Settings/Transfer Settings 6 Selecting Images for Print ing There are t wo ways to select imag es. z Singly z All i mages on a memo ry ca rd 1 In the [ (Play)] menu, select [Print Order] and pr ess the SET butt on. See Selecting M enus and Se ttings (B asic Guid e: p.
108 ( p . 9 0 ) . P r e ss t h e M E N U bu t ton a n d re m ove t he Ju m p B a r , th e n pr e ss t he FUNC./SET to select and deselect ima ges. z After chan ging to Ind ex playback ( nine-image dis.
109 Print Settings/Transfer Settings 6 1 In the [ (Play)] menu , select [Print Order] and press the FUNC./ SET button. See Selecting M enus and Se ttings (B asic Guid e: p. 16) . Y ou can select it b y turning the multi control dial. 2 Use the , , or bu tton to sele ct [Set up] and press t he FUNC.
110 Ima ge T ran smission Sett ings (DPOF Transfer Or der) Y ou can us e the camera to specify settings for images before downloading to a computer . Refer to the Soft w are St arter Guide for instructions on h ow to transfer images to your c omputer .
111 Print Settings/Transfer Settings 6 3 Sele ct images for tr ansf erring. Single Imag es z Select an image with the or button and mark o r remove marks from image s usi ng the FUNC./SET button. A checkmark displays on se lected image s. z When you press the button, t he Jump Bar is di splayed to help w ith searchi ng (p.
112 Viewing Images on a TV Set Y ou can us e a video-co mpatible television as a monitor t o shoot or play back images when it is connected to t h e camera with the supplied A V Cable A VC-DC300. 1 T ur n off the camera and the TV . 2 Conne ct the A V Cable to the camera's A/V OUT term inal.
113 Customizing the Camera (My Camera Settings) 8 Customizing the Ca mer a (My C a mera Settings) My Camera allows you to c ustomize the start-up image and start-up, operation, self-timer and shutter sounds. Each menu item has three choices. Changing My Came ra Settings 1 Press t he MENU button and press the button twice.
114 Regi ster ing M y Came ra Sett ing s New co ntent can be registered to and . Images and soun ds recorded on the memor y card can be added as My Camera setti ngs. Y ou can also use th e supplied soft ware to upload your computer's images and sound s to the camera.
115 Customizing the Camera (My Camera Settings) 8 Register ing Sounds for Start-Up, Operati ons, Self- Timer and t he Shutt er Use th e or button to select (Rec ord) and pr ess the FUNC./SET button. z Y ou can se lect it by turning the multi control dial.
116 - R ecorded L ength Any dat a types ot her than those de s cribed a bove cannot be used with this camera. An example of this func tion is to recor d " Say Chees e" as a self-timer sound so that the came ra will rep lay this sound 2 seconds bef ore the photo is tak en.
117 Troubleshooting 9 Troubl eshooting Camera w ill not operate. Power is not turned on. z Turn on the camera. See Turning the Po wer On/Off ( Basic Gu ide : p. 4) Memory card slot/ batt ery cover open ed. z Confirm that the me mory card slot/battery cover are securely closed.
118 Lens wil l not re tract. Memory ca rd slot/batt e ry cover was op ened with camera on. z Clos e the m emory c ard sl ot/batte ry co ver, the n turn off the camera. Switched to Pla yb ack mode f rom Shoo ting mode. z The lens do es not retra ct in this cas e.
119 Troubleshooting 9 Image is blurred or out of focus. Camer a moved. z Be car eful n ot to m ove the camera while p ressi ng the shutte r button . z Use a t ripod at slow shut ter sp eeds when th e camera shak e warning blinks. Autofoc us functio n hamper ed by ob struct ion to AF- assist Beam.
120 Subject in reco rded ima ge is to o bright. Subjec t is to o close , making the flash to o strong. z To use th e built-in f lash, shoot withi n correct ran ge of the subje ct for flas h photograp hy. z Adjust the fla sh output or the fl ash exposure compensati on funct ion (p.
121 Troubleshooting 9 White dot s appe ar on t he image. Light f rom t he flas h has ref lecte d off dust pa rticles or insects in the air. This occu rs more fr eque ntly in the fo llowing con ditions: z When shooti ng a t the maxim um wide angle. z When shooti ng w ith a hig h apertur e value in the aperture-priori ty AE mode .
122 List of Messages The following messages may appear on the LCD monitor (or viewfinder) during shooting or playback. Please refer to the Direct Print User Guide for the messages that di splay during a printer connection. Busy... Image is being recorded to, o r read from , memo ry ca rd.
123 List of Messages 10 Image to o large. Y ou attemp ted to pla y back a n image l arger tha n 4992 x 3328 pixel s or with a l arge data size. Incomp atible JPEG format. Y ou at tempt ed to pl ay back an i ncompa tible J PEG im age. Corrupte d Data. Y ou at tempt ed to pl ay back an ima ge wit h corru pted data.
124 Unselect able imag e. Y ou attemp ted to set the print setting s for a n on- JP EG imag e. Cannot edit Slide show s ettings file is corr upted. Exx (xx: num ber) C amer a malfu nction. Turn the po wer off an d then back on, then shoo t or play bac k.
125 11 Appendix Batte r y Handling Bat ter y St atus Ind ication s The followi ng icons or message s indicat e the battery statu s on the LCD monitor . Battery Handling Precaution z Keep the batte ry termi nals clean a t all time s. Dirty ter minals m ay cause po or contac t between t he batt ery and ca mera.
126 z Do no t cover the battery charger wi th anythin g, such as a tablecloth , cushion or blanket, when it is charging. Heat will build up internally a nd possibly lead to fire. z Do not ch arge Ba ttery other than Ba ttery Pack NB -2LH/NB-2L ( sold separately) with the supplied battery ch arger .
127 11 Appendix Handl ing th e Mem or y Car d Write Protect T ab The SD memory card ha s a write- protect ta b. Slidi ng the tab down ward prevents recording o f data an d protects existing da ta (e.g. i mages) . When recording to, eras ing from or format ting th e memory card, slide t he tab upward.
128 Using the A C Adapter Kit (Sold Separately) Y ou are advised to us e AC Adapter Kit ACK-DC20* (sold s eparately) for long periods of use and when c onnecting to a computer or printer . * Consists of Compact Power Adapter CA-PS700, DC Coupler DR-20 and DR- 700 ( Not avai lable on the Power Shot S80 ) and a pow er cord .
129 11 Appendix 4 Press an d hold the DC Coupler c able cover using the cabl e, then clos e the memo ry card slot /batte ry cov er . z Always dis connect the compact p ower adap ter fro m the powe r supp ly after use.
130 1 With the e ngine runnin g, plug the c ar battery cab le into t he cigare tte lighte r socke t. 2 Insert the b atte ry pack all the way into the batter y charge r as show n. z Align the arrow o n the battery pack a nd the arrow on the ba ttery charg er to c orrectly i nsert the batte ry pack in th e charger.
131 11 Appendix Usin g Conv er s ion Len ses (S old Separ atel y) The camera s upport s use of the sep arately sold Wid econverter WC-DC10 and T ele-c onverter T C-DC10. In order to att ach this lens, you a ls o nee d to use the sep arately sold Convers ion Lens Adapter LA- D C20.
132 3 Move in the direction of the arrow and insert it into the viewfinder until it clicks into place. z T o remove the conver sion len s adapter, follow the above steps in revers e order. 4 T ur n the lens i n the dire ction of the ar row to at tach it.
133 11 Appendix T o turn off the power for a short time such as between sh ooti ng sessions, leave the conver sion l ens attached an d lightly press the lens cover . If you will not be using the camera for a long time, remove the conversion lens and close the lens cover .
134 Usi ng an Ex ter n all y Mou nted Flas h (Sold Separ atel y) High-Power Fla sh HF-DC1 This flash is used t o s upplem ent the camera's built-in flash when the subject is too far away for pr ope r illumination. Use the following procedure s to af fix the camera and High-P ower Flash to the suppo rting bracket.
135 11 Appendix Camera Care and Mainten ance If the camera , lenses, viewf inder or LCD monitor become dirty , use the following c leaning methods. Be fore affix ing the brac ket to the flash , check that the lithi um battery (CR 123A or D L123) is i nstal led.
136 Specif icat ions All data is based on Can on's standar d testin g methods. Sub ject to change without not ice. PowerShot S80 Camera Ef fective Pixels : Approx. 8 mi llion Image Se nsor : 1/1.8 -inch t ype CCD (T otal number of pixels: Approx 8.
137 11 Appendix Flash Ra nge (Built-in ) : 55 cm to 4.2 m (1. 8 ft. to 1 3.8 ft.) ( W), 55 cm to 2.0 m (1.8 ft. to 6.6 ft.) (T) (When spee d is set to ISO AUTO.
138 *1 This digital camera supp orts Exif 2.2 (also called "Exif Print" ). Exif Print is a standard fo r enh ancing the c ommun ication b etween digital camer as and printers.
139 11 Appendix Batt ery Pe rform ance z The actual figures will vary according to the sh ooting conditions and settings. z Movie data is excluded . z At low temperat ures, batte ry perfor mance may dimini sh and the low bat tery icon ap pears ver y rapidly .
140 Memory Cards an d Esti mated Capacities (R ecordab le Imag es) St ill images : Card included with the came ra C apable of smoo t h continuous shooting (p. 40) . This reflects standard shooting criteria established by Can on. Actual results may vary according to the subject and shoo t ing conditions.
141 11 Appendix z These figures reflect standar d shooting conditions est ablished by Canon . Actual totals may va r y according to the subject, shooting conditions and s hooting mode. z L , M1 , M2 , M3 and S indicate recor ding pixels. z (Super fine), (Fi ne) and (Norma l) indicate the comp ression s etting.
142 Battery Charger CB-2 L W/CB-2L WE Compac t Power Adapter CA-PS700 (Include d with the sep arately sold AC Adapte r Kit ACK-DC20) Car Battery C harger CBC-NB2 (sold s epa rately) Nomina l amp erage : 7 20 mA h Charge cycle s : Approx. 300 Opera ting tempe ratures : 0 - 40 °C (32 - 10 4 °F) Dimens ions : 33.
143 11 Appendix Wide Converter WC-DC10 (Sold Sep arately) T ele-con verter TC-DC10 (s old separately) Conversion Lens Adapter LA-DC20 (sold s e p arately) Magn ification : Approx . 0.8 Focal Le ngth : 22.4 mm (3 5mm film equi valent) Lens compositio n : 2 elemen ts i n 2 g roups Shoo ting Di stance (from front of lens) : 27 c m - inf inity (10 .
144 Photo T ips and In for mat ion Re g a r ding t he AF F r a m e ( p . 6 0 ) AiAF* has a wide range of measurin g for accura te focusing. AiAF focuses on the object even if it is not exactly in the cent er of the frame . * "Ai" stands for "Artificial intelligence" and "A F" stands for "Auto Focus .
145 11 Appendix E x p o s u re C o m p e n s a t i o n ( p . 6 9 ) This camera automatic ally adjust s the expo sure to shoot images with the optimal b rightness. However , recorded images may so metimes be brighter or da rker than the act ual image dependin g on the shooting conditi ons.
146 INDEX A A C A dap t er K i t . . . . . . . . . . 128 A E Lo c k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5 A E B M ode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 A F f r a m e ( ) . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 6 A F Lo c k . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 3 A F -assist Beam .
147 11 Appendix ISO speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .74 Item . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 J Jum ping ( ) . . . . . . . . . . . . .90 L Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 LCD Br ight ness . . . . . . . . . . .29 LCD M onit or . .
148 Shooting Close-Ups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Basic Guide : p. 13 S ho r t c u t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 , 5 9 Shortc ut B utton ( ) . . . . . . . 59 Shu tter Bu tton . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 S hu t t er Sound . . . . 3 1 , 114, 115 Shutter sound .
149 11 Appendix T r ademark Ac knowled gments • Can on, PowerSho t, PIXMA and S E LPHY ar e trademarks of Canon Inc . • Mac intosh , Mac OS and QuickTi me ar e trademar ks of Apple Computer Inc., regist ered in the Unite d States and/or othe r count r ies.
150 Functi ons Available in E ach Shooting Mode This chart show s the functions available in eac h shooting mode. Y o u c a n s ho o t w i th t h e s e tti n g s s a v e d in t h e m o d e .
151 11 Appendix *: Default setting { : Setting available U : Setting can o nly be selected for the first image. –: Setting selecti on is not possible.
ENGLISH Advance d This guide ex plains camera fe atures and procedu res in det ail. Camer a User Guide DIGIT AL CAMERA Advanced Camera User Guid e CEL-SF3R 210 © 2005 C ANON INC.
Un punto importante, dopo l’acquisto del dispositivo (o anche prima di acquisto) è quello di leggere il manuale. Dobbiamo farlo per diversi motivi semplici:
Se non hai ancora comprato il Canon S80 è un buon momento per familiarizzare con i dati di base del prodotto. Prime consultare le pagine iniziali del manuale d’uso, che si trova al di sopra. Dovresti trovare lì i dati tecnici più importanti del Canon S80 - in questo modo è possibile verificare se l’apparecchio soddisfa le tue esigenze. Esplorando le pagine segenti del manuali d’uso Canon S80 imparerai tutte le caratteristiche del prodotto e le informazioni sul suo funzionamento. Le informazioni sul Canon S80 ti aiuteranno sicuramente a prendere una decisione relativa all’acquisto.
In una situazione in cui hai già il Canon S80, ma non hai ancora letto il manuale d’uso, dovresti farlo per le ragioni sopra descritte. Saprai quindi se hai correttamente usato le funzioni disponibili, e se hai commesso errori che possono ridurre la durata di vita del Canon S80.
Tuttavia, uno dei ruoli più importanti per l’utente svolti dal manuale d’uso è quello di aiutare a risolvere i problemi con il Canon S80. Quasi sempre, ci troverai Troubleshooting, cioè i guasti più frequenti e malfunzionamenti del dispositivo Canon S80 insieme con le istruzioni su come risolverli. Anche se non si riesci a risolvere il problema, il manuale d’uso ti mostrerà il percorso di ulteriori procedimenti – il contatto con il centro servizio clienti o il servizio più vicino.
