Canon Photography - Page 3 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Turn the command dial to the "L" position to turn off and lock the camera.

Silly question, is there a filter over the lens? Some folks when using use daylight film in tungsten lighting will use a blue filter. Is the film expired past a few years? If those are all no, then it may be your lab, my suggestion is to contact them. With film there is little to go wrong, you shoot they develop. The magic occurs during developing and printing.

Is there film in the camera? If it is then in a dark closet or change bag open the camera remove the film then manually rewind the film into its cartridge. Once the film is in the cartridge now you can look at the inside of the camera in the light, you should be able to get the rewind to work.

I had a similar problem today with my camera. I'm not an expert on Cannon cameras or any cameras for that matter, but this is what I did to fix the problem.

I removed the bottom cover(has 6 screws i believe) carefully sliding the cover up starting near the battery cover. Holding the camera still I checked what gears I could to make sure they were free, but one small gear that moves up and down was stuck. I applied a very small amount of force to the gear to free it, reattached the cover and all the screws, and BAM! I was back to taking pictures.

Hopes this helps.

p.s if you can't find one of the screws its under the battery cover flap :).

The PC1565 is better known as the Canon Power Shot S95. The manual is located here: http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/4/0300003994/01/PSS95_CUG_EN.pdf Refer to page 28 for details on erasing pictures. Hope that helps, BAX

Concerning Err2, the manual states:'There is a problem with the CF card. Do one of the following: Remove and reload the CF card, format the CF card, or use another CF card'It may also be due to using a card that is too slow. Try using a faster card.Hope that helps,BAX

Canon has removed the 10D drivers from their web site due to incompatibility with Windows 7 and Windows 10. Your best bet is to purchase a separate CF card reader and use that to download your photos. Hope that helps, BAX

To purchase a battery door for your D10, go to eBay and search for "10D battery door." You will see several for sale and they run around $7.00. Hope that helps, BAX

When you press the battery check button halfway down, the camera responds with a beeping sound. The faster and louder the beep, the better the battery.
I bet your battery check button is stuck. Probably some sand or grit has gotten under there. An easy way to try and fix this is with an air compressor. Take the nozzle and try and blow out the space around the button.

As for the film advance. Double check to make sure your locking arm has engaged the film canister all the way. When you slide the arm down it. It should seat all the way.
Also, check to make sure you lined up the film guide cogs with the holes on both edges of the film.

Rob