Canon PowerShot A720 IS Digital Camera "manual mode" Questions

...mode, or manual mode with too much exposure compensation. Look at your mode selector (back of the camera, upper left hand corner). Is the mode set to the still image setting (pointing at the liittle ...

...Those options are only available when the camera is in P, Tv, Av, or Manual modes. When in the Auto mode or one of the scene modes, the camera sets these options. (See pages 206 - 209 in the

mode The manual says to press the macro button on the canon powershot SX10 IS for one second or more but I cannot get it to go onto super macro - it just keeps going onto normal mode from macro mode -

you are shooting using AUTO mode, maybe the settings were changed to a manual modes. If so, check for settings. Flash fires automatically only in AUTO. On manual modes you must force the flash to fire

...manual. According to this, the hand symbol indicates that you have Image Stabilization set in the 'Continuous' mode (always on). The other modes available are 'Shoot Only', 'Panning' and 'Off'. You ...

...you to turn off the flash. You probably have to choose another mode to allow the flash to be turned off. If you do not have a user manual, here is a link to a free pdf download: User manual Canon ...

mode to manual mode, with settings appropriate for darker scenes (e.g. indoor) which produce over-exposed shots outside. Check that you are shooting in a regular shooting mode, and also make sure that

...to power it off and on still doing so. Can not shoot pictures, the shooting mode changes to playback mode automatically Navigate the the rotating knob to manual or auto mode then shoot it then

...mode all the time, even when I press Manual still I cant regulate the flash. Hi guys, I have the same problem too. When flash is manually selected in any shooting mode (even AUTO) the flash icon ...

...mode (and possibly the other manual modes) and then press the "macro" (little flower looking think) button to the left of the lens under "MF" (manual focus). It will display "hold for super macro" on ...