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How do I turn this camera off ????

I just bought the first battery and am using this camera for the first time. I don't know how to turn it off! the battery died and I've only taken 2 pictures.. over the course of two days. I'm worried that I failed to turn the camera off ... PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help!! I've looked on countless sites and can't find any source of help.

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Hi there. The power off lever is on the shutter release button. (the button you press to take a picture).
There are 3 positions for this lever, they are:
Power off is the middle setting while Power on is the top setting and the Self-timer as the bottom setting.

Replace your battery and remember to move the lever to the middle position to turn it off when your done. Don't forget to rate my solution, and have fun with your camera!

Rob

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    Why did I get a thanks for trying? This IS how to turn your camera off! You should have rated this a fixya solution. Just go back to the bottom and re-rate it please.



    If you have any other questions, leave me a comment.

    Rob

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