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Anonymous Posted on Jun 03, 2010

Canon s2IS when I turn the camera on in review mode the LCD screen displays pictures one after another. Cannot stop the picture review except to turn off the camera. In camera mode the menu button and other buttons do not function. The problem occurred while I was pressing and holding down the LCD review button and viewing hundreds of time-laps pictures I had taken with the camera.

  • Anonymous Jun 03, 2010

    Did as instructed. Was able to take a picture.
    Went to picture display mode. OK-shows a pic. Pressed the review button - oops back to continuous display of all pics. Cannot stop except to turn off. Shucks.
    rb

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Hello,
Please do the followings.

1. Turn off the camera.
2. Remove the memory card.
3. Remove the batteries.
4. Wait at least 3-5 minutes.
5. Place the memory card and batteries.
6. Turn on the camera in any mode except review mode.
7. Take any ordinary picture.
8. Change the camera mode to review.
9. What happened now. Is everything normal. if not please write a comment to explain the situation.

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    FIKRET UNALIR Jun 03, 2010

    OK, I understand.

    There is a time difference between you and I. So I have a two hours job unfortunately now. After that I will try to answer your question. Please wait a little. Thank you for your understand.

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    FIKRET UNALIR Jun 03, 2010

    Reset your camera to fabric settings. Then try again.

  • FIKRET UNALIR
    FIKRET UNALIR Jun 03, 2010

    Do the followings additional.



    1 After reseting the camera if nothing changes then reset again for a few times.



    2. a. Turn off your camera.

    b. Remove the batteries.

    c. Press all the buttons one by one. Specially press the review button a few times.

    d. Place the batteries.

    e. Turn on the camera and control what happened.



    3. If nothing changed this means that the software of the camera should be changed. You can not do it yourself so you sould give your camera to the nearest Authorized Service Center. This is your last way.

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