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Re: Looking for a canon G12 manual.. Do you know where I...
You can download the manual from the manufacturer's web site at
http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/digital_cameras/powershot_g12#BrochuresAndManuals
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Good day,<br /><br />It sometimes happen that you lose your cameras user manual.<br />This can be very frustrating as you need to look up something, but you can't seem to find a manual anywhere!<br /><br />Well if you follow <a href="http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/professional/products/professional_cameras/pro_ps_digital_cameras/powershot_g12#BrochuresAndManuals">THIS </a>link you can download your cameras user manual on your computer and thus keep a digital copy handy for all the times you need it.<br /><br />Please let me know if this information was helpful!<br /><br />Kind Regards<br />
If you need software to connect the camera to your computer, visit the site of the camera manufacturer and look for the support tag. There or if you see a field with "your device" (something like that, put the model from your camera and look for the line manuals.
Or in Google tupe "Canon powershot G12 manual" when yours is a G12. But don't click the first hits, with manuals online or free manuals and the brand and model name, because these are phishing sites, trying to install everything on your computer and most of the time don't have the manual you ask for. Just open the site, where the brand name comes first. Next time you have a question, please add the brand and model name in the question.
You may have the exposure compensation settings overexposing you images. Since it compensates without affecting the image prior to shooting, you won't see it until after the image is taken. Check that and the flash exposure compensation too.
What you are experiencing are symptoms of a failing CCD (imaging sensor). Most often, the sensor needs to be replaced. If you need to have it serviced, a great place for these G12 models is: www.camerasandparts.com They just service the Canon Powershots exclusively and the work through them is superb. They are not expensive at all, it runs $89 through them to fix this problem. That looks after parts, labor, servicing for the camera, and the return shipping included. This is where a lot of people go for help with the Canons. Hope that helps you with it, best of luck.
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