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You can download it 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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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 failed CCD in the camera. Many years ago Canon did have some models that were affected by bad ccd's, that has long gone and past. Canon does not repair the G12 free unless you are still within the one year warranty on the product. If you need to have it repaired, this is the place for these models: www.camerasandparts.com These guys strictly service the Canons and no other models at all. The work they do is superb and it's not much at all to look after this problem. Through them it runs $89 for parts, labor, the servicing for the camera, and return shipping included. The best part is their work is excellent. Bets of luck with the issue.
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