My Canon Powershot SD630

Please get it downloaded here: www.driverslab.com/drivers/Camera/Canon/16/22.html
www.usa.canon.com/cusa/controller?act=OPDMSDSAct
www.driverskit.com/Camera/Canon.html

Hi,
The biggest size SD card compatible with Canon Power Shot SD630 is 1 GB. Visit canon showroom to buy SD card.

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You need to press the shutter button half-way and allow the camera to lock in the focus (it will beep) before pressing the rest of the way.

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Try this link
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my camera Canon PowerShot SD630 DIGITAL ELPH/DIGITAL IXUS 65 out off work the lenc dsnt work bcose the battry was lowa atar the my camera stop intel now no work please inser me thank you

You should first check if the Lens of the Canon PowerShot SD630 Camera is clean,then check if it is the GPU problem.

press the middle boton on canon put manaul on the camera then go down to put it in black and white

Dear Peter,

It sounds to me as though your camera is experiencing the early stages of a CCD sensor problem. Users will often experience color changes and/or lines in their LCD screens when viewed in picture taking modes at this stage of the problem. Later on their sensors will ultimately fail completely and they will typicallt get nothing but a black screen.

To differentiate between a sensor problem and a LCD screen problem, try viewing your LCD screen in several different shooting modes (e.g. automatic, manual, program AE, etc) and then view your screen while in your menu (by depressing the menu button in any shooting mode). If you can clearly see your menu (OR, while in playback, pictures that were taken before the issue began) then it is your CCD image sensor and not your LCD screen.

If, however, all of these modes gives you the same distortion, it is your LCD screen itself that has experienced a problem. In either case, however, the primary solution is to send the camera in for service.

If you are under your 1 Year warranty this is usually no problem. If you are out of your warranty period and (and this is a BIG and) are capable of repairing your digital camera yourself, you have the alternate option of ordering just the defective part and installing it yourself. Replacment parts, however, come with no technical support and no instructions so make absolutely sure you are capable of repairing the camera should you choose this lower cost repair option. Hope this helps.

Sincerely,
HeavyDLB

Most likely either your LCD has gone bad or the cable has either shifted. Even if the LCD is pure white, the LCD can still fail or be bad.

Here is a link to a guy who does repair and replacement for LCD, and also sells the LCD if you want to replace it yourself.

http://www.darntoothysam.com/servlet/the-228/Canon-SD630-New-LCD/Detail
http://www.darntoothysam.com/servlet/the-227/Canon-SD630-LCD-Repair/Detail