Canon Cameras - Page 5 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

This camera is a perfect one to show the problem with the tiny sensors in the typical point and shoot. From the same sensor size that previously gave 2 or 3 megapixels, Canon now extracts 7.something. In order to do that, they have to turn the gain up so that each pixel actually puts out a signal to be recorded. The natural outcome of that is noise. In this camera, Canon includes heavy noise reduction software that softens the image in order to reduce noise at the various ISO settings above the minimum one, but the result is still a mix of noisy and soft or fuzzy images.

However, the noise should be well controlled at the low end of the ISO settings.

I suspect you have somehow gotten the ISO setting set up higher than the lowest one. Use the four-way controller to access the ISO and set it to the lowest (80) value. This should give you noise free shots.

As an additional suggestion, read the concise review of this camera at Dpreview, the link for which I've provided.

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/CanonSD800is/

If you have any questions, please let me know before giving this answer a rating and I will provide it. Thanks.

Good day,

I have heard a lot of complaints about people taking Blurry Photos.

There are a few possibilities for it and a few easy fixes.

The first possibility I would identify is a dirty lens. To fix this simply take a clean microfiber cloth and gently clean the lens until there are no smudges visible.



The other possibility I would identify is that the pictures are out of focus.
This problem can be caused by a dirty lens or because the object or person was not focused on. To ensure focus on your photos, line up your shot and wait for the camera to focus by pressing the shutter button half way down. When focused press the shutter button in all the way and hold the camera still until the photo appears on the screen. By doing this you will eliminate any motion that might mess up your shot.

Please let me know if these tips work for you!

Regards

hi side


have you tried there support page at canon support

they will be better advised to help.

riz.

Error B200: A service error has occurred.

1. Turn off the printer.
2. Disconnect the power cable.
3. Open the printer cover.
4. Check for any orange protective tape or white polystyrene and remove if necessary.
5. Check that there are no foreign objects in the printer (such as a paper clip) and remove if necessary.
6. Close the cover.
7. Reconnect and turn on.

If the above solution has not resolved your error, the device needs to be send to service for repair. It can be that only the print head has malfunctions, but mostly it is another defect in the printer which causes also a defective print head. Changing the print head can solve the issue for a couple of weeks, but then the error will occur again.

There is an internal battery that you cannot replace. IT has to be sent into service.

Use the link EOS Camera Error Codes and Error Messages

press and hold stop/reset 5 second. :) hope will works by Service printer jepara

try setting your camera's auto balance into Automatic or Outdoor. So the camera could adjust the light or diable flash.

remove the film and have it repaired and serviced by Canon. It is worth getting it fixed if you like using film. A number of companies are now making digital backs for cameras.

The card may be corrupted and unusable. Try with a new SD Card. If that doesn't work, you need Canon Service. Try formatting it in the computer, add images and see if you can see the images in the camera.

you need to take it to the repair shop. the error is due to mechanism which is failing to bring the mirror back to desired location Regards Bilal

I have the same problem. The photos are blurry at the border.

the problem is the unit ccd ,you need the send to canon is free the repair okay ,only call

is your master flash set on a camera? The EX II has something that makes it have a 1 second delay when using sync mode, unless the master flash is set on the camera.

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Internal firmware is corrupted. Re-install from Canon site.I have attached a link for the manual: http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/7/0900009927/01/PSSX100IS_CUG_EN.pdfHope that will help.

go to menu at shooting position. scrooll down to date menu and follow the succeding instructions.

no they wont it will not be the right fit try to find the right one for your camera i had the same promblem as u did and it didnt work soo try as hard as u can to find the right one for u

On the camera's menu system, under Setup2, look for the option titled "Clear Settings". When selected, you can either clear just the Custom Settings, or you can clear all camera settings, which restores it to the factory defaults.

Manual can be downloaded free from here ....

http://safemanuals.com/annexe_POWERSHOT%2020A550%2020CAMERA%2020USER%2020GUIDE%2020ADVANCED%2020_CANON_POWERSHOT%20A550-_E.htm

Basically the date stamp can be turned on / off as an option on the RECORD menu. Page 33 of the manual explains it (with pictures).

Note that if the option is turned on, it states that the date / time is permanently embedded in the picture.

Hope this helps