20 Most Recent Canon Speedlite 540EZ TTL Flash - Page 9 Questions & Answers

Yes but not in ttl but it will adjust fir distance and auto set intensity itself

camera CCD may be faulty

use a converter mount

Try to remove the batyery and theb back. If you can check the battery power. Try to take a shot using the power cable

Canon Digital IXUS 860 IS Review (also known as the Canon Digital ELPH SD870 IS) Pause Unmute Loaded: 0% Progress: 0% Remaining Time -0:43 Fullscreen X Leave a comment about this Review Page 1 Introduction / Ease of Use Page 2 Image Quality Page 3 Sample images Page 4 Design Page 5 Specifications Page 6 Conclusion

Introduction

Promoted as "the photographer?s IXUS" by Canon, the new Digital IXUS 860 IS is one of the more intriguing models in Canon's Autumn lineup of compact digital cameras. The new Canon IXUS 860 IS offers an 8 megapixel sensor and a wide-angle 3.8x zoom lens equivalent to 28-105mm, complete with optical image stabilisation to help ensure that your photos are shake-free. There's also a large 3 inch LCD screen with 230,000 pixels and an anti-glare, scratch-resistant coating. Canon's DIGIC III image processor, which is also used in its DSLR camera range, powers the IXUS 860 IS behind the scenes, and additionally provides the camera's Face Detection and Noise Reduction technologies. There's a new Red-Eye Correction feature on offer in Playback mode, a range of ISO speeds up to 1600 and a new ISO Auto Shift function to help avoid image blur whenever camera shake is predicted. So is the stylish Canon Digital IXUS 860 IS really a great compact camera for the more serious photographer? Read our in-depth review to find out.

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Ease of Use

The Canon Digital IXUS 860 IS is a very well-made compact digital camera, with a stylish two-tone black and silver metal and plastic body and excellent overall finish. It has a pleasingly simplistic, clean overall design, with a pronounced curve on the right-hand side (looking from the back of the camera). If you require a pocket camera that is good-looking, then look no further - I'd go so far to say that this is the most well designed IXUS yet. The Canon Digital IXUS 860 IS is easily small enough to fit into the palm of your hand, weighing 155g without the battery or memory card fitted. Most aspects of the design and build have a quality feel with nothing really feeling flimsy or ill-thought out. There are a few minor criticisms that can be leveled at the Canon Digital IXUS 860 IS, mostly concerning the various covers. The plastic A/V Out / Digital port cover on the right side of the camera feels a little flimsy, as does the battery/memory card compartment cover, which is also trickier to open than it really should be. Otherwise the Canon Digital IXUS 860 IS scores top marks for its general design and build quality.

Does it shows for all the Card?.. Swap the card and try. Else format the card in Windows PC and give a try

Is the lens detected? Is this lens compatible with the body?

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hi buddy please try to changed your sd card and then try

Canon doesn't sell parts to the public, so all you can do is send it in for an exchange camera.

Firmware, manuals, and instructions on how to update the firmware can be found in the link bellow: https://www.canon-europe.com/support/consumer_products/products/fax__multifunctionals/laser/laserbase_mf_series/i-sensys_mf4270.aspx?type=drivers&language=EN&os=WINDOWS%207%20(64-bit)

According the camera manual, troubleshooting section, page 286, if you shoot continuously with the built-in flash at short intervals, the flash might stop operating to protect the flash unit. You can donwload the camera's manual at the link bellow: https://www.canon.co.uk/support/consumer_products/products/cameras/digital_slr/eos_60d.aspx?type=manuals&manualid=tcm:14-1024303

It uses 2x AA batteries. I read the manual and there's no "flat round battery", except the button battery for the date, the CR1120 battery. You can see it at the page 194 of the camera's manual. Bellow, the link for the manual and other information for this camera: https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/support/details/cameras/support-point-and-shoot/powershot-sx-series/powershot-sx100-is-silver/powershot-sx100-is-silver?tab=supplies_accessories

Try changing the battery with a new silver oxide PX28. If it doesn't work, then probably is a mechanical problem. If you don't know anybody that can repair it for you, maybe you should consider buying a new camera body. https://www.quora.com/Why-is-the-mirror-stuck-in-the-up-position-on-my-Canon-AE-1-SLR-film-camera

You don't pause a video recording, you stop video recording and start a new video when ready.

The internal battery that helps the camera maintain this info has lost its charge.

I would have stopped at the 1st charger.

The RATING OF A 6d is 100,000 Actuations. I am not sure what you mean by "Maximum Count". The Rating of 100K means half the cameras will have shutters that last over 100K and half will fail before 100k