Follow the procedure below to register a Picture Style file in your camera.

1. Save the Picture Style file that you will register in your camera to your PC.

Download a Picture Style file from Canon's Web site or create your own file using the Picture Style Editor software that came with your camera.

Please see Canon's Web site for information on how to download the file. In addition, for Picture Style Editor details, please see the instruction manual.

2. Connect the camera to the PC with a USB cable and turn the camera on to start EOS Utility.

Please refer to the Related information on how to connect the camera to the computer.

3. When the following window appears, click [Camera settings/Remote shooting].

4. In the window that appears, click the and [Picture Style].

5. The [Register Picture Style File] window will appears.

5-1. Select a tab from one of [User Defined 1] to [User Defined 3].([User Defined 1] is selected here, for example). If you have already registered another Picture Style file with the same setting number, the previous setting will be overwritten.

5-2. Click the .

6. In the [Open] dialog box that appears, select the Picture Style file (with the ".pf2" extension) saved in the PC and click [Open].

7. When the registration is complete, click [OK].

8. In the [Shooting menu] window that appears again, click the [Picture Style].

9. In the [Picture Style] window, click the Picture Style for which you have changed the settings. The settings changed will be applied to the camera, and the [Shooting menu] will appear.

10. Click [Main Window] to go back to the main window. Then click [Quit] to quit EOS Utility.

11. Turn the camera off and disconnect the USB cable from the camera and PC.

12. Turn the camera on again.

13. When the camera is ready to shoot, press < > on the camera to display the Picture Style window on the LCD monitor.

You can confirm that the Picture Style file registered with EOS Utility is applied to [User Def. 1].

This completes to the process of registering a Picture Style file in your camera.