How do I delete the photos from my Canon PowerShot SX100 IS 10X Optical Zoom 8.0 Mega Pixels camera?

Follow the instructions on page 68 of the manual available from here.

get online and go to:

http://www.mica.edu/Documents/TSS/AV%20Manuals/still_canon_g5.pdf

You will get a manual in PDF format you can read with adobe reader. if you have trouble I have the manual I can send you in an email.

Canon Poweshot A70 Pc1043 features 3.2 Mega Pixels, a 3x optical zoom lens, and a color display screen.
Hope, this is what you are looking for.

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Sunny.

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If it has low Mega Pixels it's worth binning if it has high take it to a camera shop to get it looked at. Good Mega Pixels 8 - 14 rubbish mega pixels 2 - 6. hope this helps!

I would suggest to buy Nikon Coolpix S80 14.1 MP Digital Camera with 3.5-Inch OLED Touchscreen and 5x Wide-Angle Zoom Nikkor ED Lens.I have used this camera and it performs really well. http://hubpages.com/hub/Nikon-Coolpix-S80-141-MP-Digital-Camera

Digital zoom magnifies the pixels to seem like you're getting closer to the subject but you're not. The larger the pixels, the worse the picture will look. You should never use the digital zoom (most people disable it). Only use the optical zoom.

Here is the page with all the downloads for this camera -
http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&tabact=DownloadDetailTabAct&fcategoryid=320&modelid=14824
Good luck!

Hi,
Your Canon S1IS camera has defect in CCD Sensor and Canon will repair it Free Of Cost. For details, please click Canon CCD Notice and confirm by giving call to Canon.
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I don't know which shooting mode you are in, but the red shaking camera icon indicates that based on the settings that your camera is in, you may experience camera shake (which is your image stabilizer or "is" in action). The yellow blinking indicator light means that your camera is having a hard time achieving proper exposure and that the shutter speed with be slowed down to reach a proper exposure. Extending the shutter speed means that you are at risk for camera shake (i.e. blurry image).
Solutions for this are:

• increase ISO
• use a tripod
• use flash

Hope this helps!

Mine had the same problem (except the stripes are horizontal).  I sent it to Canon and sure enough it is the CCD problem that many of these have.  The good news is that it is covered under a recall and Canon will fix it free, including the shipping.