That is the camera shake icon. When you press the shutter button halfway in low light conditions where camera shake is likely, a flashing (
) will appear. You need to change your settings to compensate, usually setting the camera on P or Auto will usually get you an acceptable image. Check the user manual or download it from the Canon website.
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SOURCE: Canon powershot A630 blinking flash graphic
You have to unscrew the left side of the camera (if you're looking at the back of the camera, the side that is right beside the flash). Then, at the very top, with a tiny screw driver, just gently tap the black flash compartment and it should work after that. I've had the flash problem twice in the past year and both times I got it to work again by taping on it. Hope it helps!
SOURCE: White photos canon A470? i have a canon
I had this problem too, I think it's the shutter problem, it doesn't close
when a picture is taken, therefore, causing the over exposed photo...I've sent it back to canon, still waiting for the reply...
Kevin - Malaysia
SOURCE: problems with screen
No!dont even try to take it apart. Try the makers tech support warranty may get you fixed or even the store it came from
SOURCE: camera smells like smoke/fire
See other questions/answers here, as this question is already answered.
SOURCE: All the pictures taken outside or in lighted area
Go into the menu and find "reset"...follow the on-screen instructions.
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