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CMS-XML Runtime error with Digital Photo Professional 4 on Windows
When running Digital Photo Professional on Windows, some users have experienced runtime errors when running recent versions of the application. Please see the temporary solution below, which can be utilizied until an update is available for DPP.
CMS-XML How to Turn the Elph LT Off and On
Turning the Power On
CMS-XML When the date / time print faintly on the photography
The main battery that powers the camera may be nearly exhausted, replace the battery and reset the date and time
CMS-XML Checking the battery level status on the ELPH 2
Checking the Battery Power Check that the battery icon appears on the LCD panel when you switch the camera on .
CMS-XML How to Use Your Camera or Camcorder (with clean HDMI) as a Webcam.
Please see the attached PDF document below for instructions on how to set up a camera or camcorder (with clean HDMI) along with an HDMI capture card as a webcam.
CMS-XML How to imprint the date and time on images shot with the Sure Shot 115u
Select the Date mode. With the power off, press the
CMS-XML Imprinting the Date and Time on a SureShot Z155
Imprinting the Date and TimeSure Shot 1) Select the Date Mode With the power off, press the button. 2) Select the date and time combination
CMS-XML Setting custom functions - Sure Shot Z150u
Setting custom functions - Sure Shot Z180u 1) Set the camera to Custom Function setting mode With the power off, hold down the button and press the button.
CMS-XML Sure Shot Z135 / Z135 Caption : How do I turn the camera on and off
Turning the power on - the power is turned on when a mode is selected with the best shot dial. Be sure to check the battery power before taking pictures. Turn the dial to any mode (expect OFF)- the power turns on and the lens and flash are set for shooting
CMS-XML Definition of Permissible Circle of Confusion
Permissible circle of confusion The range of sharpness of an image (picture) is determined by taking the resolving power of the human eye into consideration. A circle of confusion within the limit where the image is actually perceived as sharp is called the permissible circle of confusion (equal to or similar to the minimum circle of confusion).
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