Canon Pro70 - Manual

3 Processing Images on a Computer (See the Software Guides) (Images that have been loaded onto a computer can be saved to hard or floppy disks.) Use and Process Images • Create Wide Images: PhotoStitch• Retouch Images: PhotoImpact • Manage Images: TimeTunnel ZoomBrowser • Create Slide Show: SlideSho...

4 Table of Contents Read This First 7 Handling and Safety Precautions 7 Guide to Components 13 Preparing the Camera 23 Using the Battery Pack 23 Charging the Battery Pack 23Installing the Battery Pack 25Checking the Battery Charge 26Refreshing the Battery Pack 26 Using an AC Power Source 28Using a 2...

5 Continuous Shooting Mode Settings 54 Shooting in Aperture-Priority AE Mode 56 Aperture-Priority AE Mode Settings 56Exposure Compensation 59Shooting with the Self-Timer 61Shooting with the EOS Remote Switch 63 Attaching the Remote Switch 63Shooting with the EOS Remote Switch 63 Shooting with a Flas...

6 Erasing 84 Erasing the Displayed Image Directly 84Erasing Images Singly 85Erasing All Images 86Protecting Images 87 Additional Functions 89 Displaying the Setup Menu 89 Closing the Setup Menu 90 Adjusting the LCD Monitor Brightness 90Setting the Beep On/Off Settings 91Setting the Power Save Settin...

7 Read This First Read This First Handling and Safety Precautions Thank you for purchasing a Canon product. Please ensure that you read and understand thesehandling and safety precautions before you operate your PowerShot Pro70 Digital Camera. Onceyou have read these instructions, we recommend that ...

8 Read This First Safety Precautions • Before using the camera, please ensure that you have read and understood the safety precautions described below. Always ensure that the camera is operated correctly. • The safety precautions noted on the following pages are intended to instruct you in the safe ...

10 Read This First • Do not handle the power adapter cord if your hands are wet. Handling it with wet hands may lead to electrical shock. When unplugging the cord, ensure that you hold the rigid portion ofthe plug. Pulling on the flexible portion of the cord may damage or expose the wire andinsulati...

11 Read This First • Before you discard a battery, cover the terminals with tape or other insulators to prevent direct contact with other objects. Contact with the metallic components of other materials in wastecontainers may lead to fire or explosions. Discard the batteries in specialized waste fac...

12 Read This First • Do not store the equipment in humid or dusty areas. Storage in these areas could lead to fire, electrical shock or other damage. • Be careful not to bang the camera or subject it to strong impacts or shocks that could lead to injury or damage the equipment when wearing or holdin...

13 Read This First Guide to Components Front View Viewfinder Window Accessory Shoe (p. 64) Mode Dial (p. 16) Terminal Cover (p. 16) Strap Holder (p. 37) Zoom Lever (p. 52) Lens Strap Holder (p. 37) Shutter Button (p. 45) Filter Mount Accepts generic filters(37 mm diameter) Please note that aportion ...

14 Read This First Back View ( with LCD Monitor Open ) Strap Holder (p. 37) + ButtonSet Button- Button Indicators (p. 15) Microphone (pp. 67, 74) Optical Viewfinder (p. 46) Bottom View Control Panel (p. 17) Tripod Socket Battery Cover (p. 25) Adjustment Dial for theOptical Viewfinder Turn this dial ...

15 Read This First Indicators These lights shine or flash when the shutterbutton is pressed to confirm various actionsand camera modes. • Upper Indicator Green: Ready to take picture (no flash) Flashing Green (Fast): No autofocus lock (shutter pressed) Flashing Green (Slow): Writing/Reading to/ from...

16 Read This First External Terminals Open the terminal cover. Remote Terminal Attach the optionalEOS Remote SwitchRS-80N3 here. Digital Terminal Attach an interfacecable here to connectto a computer. Mode Dial The mode dial can be used toselect the camera mode and turnthe camera power on and off. :...

17 Read This First Control Panel CF Button (p. 35) Menu Button The names of the three buttons above the display panel are written in blue or gray. • Blue indicates the function in play mode.• Gray indicates the function in either auto or program mode. Multi/Quality Button (pp. 50, 69) Jump/Drive But...

18 Read This First Display Panel Icons, symbols and numbers indicating the camera status (such as camera settings, the batterycharge and the approximate number of images remaining) are shown here. 1 2 2 1 1 2 0 - - + + 1 1 1 2 2 CF card in slot 1 CF card in slot 1 is selected CF card in slot 1 incur...

20 Read This First The LCD monitorautomatically shuts offwhen you close it allthe way until it clicks.Always close the LCDmonitor for protectionwhen not in use. The LCD monitor can be set to the followingpositions. 1. Open the LCD monitor and tilt it 180 ° forward. In this position, shooting mode ic...

21 Read This First 2. Fold the LCD monitor back against the camera body until it clicks. The screenfaces back and outward. Icons and messages will appear on the LCDmonitor and the image will appear in itsnatural orientation. Please note that,unless the LCD monitor is fully foldedagainst the camera b...

22 Read This First Power Save Function The camera is equipped with a power savefunction. When the mode dial is in anyposition other than lock, the power automati-cally turns off in the following circumstances. • Shooting The camera powers down after approxi-mately 3 minutes if a function is notacces...

23 Pr eparing the Camera Preparing the Camera Using the Battery Pack Use rechargeable Battery Pack NB-4H, whichis bundled with the camera, as the batterypower source. Ensure that the battery packhas been fully charged before you install it inthe camera. • Compact Power Adapter CA-PS200 can be used w...

24 Pr eparing the Camera 1. Attach the power cord to the compact power adapter and plug the powercord into the electrical outlet. 2. Insert the battery pack into the socket at the top of the compact poweradapter. The charging indicator will flash greenwhile it is charging. When charging iscomplete, ...

25 Pr eparing the Camera Installing the Battery Pack Once the battery pack has been fully charged,install it in the camera with the followingprocedures. 1. Ensure that the mode dial is set to lock. 2. Slide the battery cover in thedirection of thearrow. 3. Insert the battery pack as shown. 4. Close ...

26 Pr eparing the Camera Checking the Battery Charge The battery charge can be checked by turningthe mode dial to the play, auto or programmodes and viewing the battery icon in thedisplay panel. (Steady): Charged (Flashing): Low Battery: replace or recharge the battery soon. (Flashing): Discharged B...

28 Pr eparing the Camera Using an AC Power Source It is convenient to power the camera with theDC coupler and compact power adapterconnected to an AC power source whenoperating indoors. This is particularlyrecommended when the camera is connectedto a computer and exchanging files, arelatively power-...

29 Pr eparing the Camera Using a 2CR5 Lithium Battery When a charged Battery Pack NB-4H isunavailable, use a generic 2CR5 lithiumbattery in the camera.Install a 2CR5 lithium battery as shown. 2CR5 • It is advisable to use Battery Pack NB-4H or an AC power source as the standardpower source for the c...

30 Pr eparing the Camera Replacing the Button Battery and Setting the Date/Time The camera is equipped with a button batteryto maintain the date and time settings evenwhen the main battery is removed. When thebutton battery charge runs out and the dateand time settings are lost, the button batteryic...

31 Pr eparing the Camera Setting the Date/Time After the button battery has been replaced,follow the procedures below to reset the dateand time settings. 1. Set the mode dial to play, auto or program. 2. Press the menu button. The menu will display on the LCD monitor. 3. Press the + or - button to a...

32 Pr eparing the Camera 4. Press the + or - button to advance the selection to [Date/Time]. Press the setbutton. + - SET 5. Press the + or - button to change the setting and the set button to advanceto the next field. A 24-hour clock is used. (Example: one-thirty in the afternoon becomes 13:30) 6. ...

33 Pr eparing the Camera Setting the Menu Language 1. Set the mode dial to play. 2. While you press and hold the set button, press the jump button. The language menu will display on the LCDmonitor. 3. Press the + or - button to advance the selection to the language of yourchoice. Press the set butto...

34 Pr eparing the Camera Installing a CF Card Install CF cards as the storage media for theimages recorded by the camera. Up to two CFcards may be installed at once. • One CF card is bundled with the camera. Please purchase another toinstall a second card. 1. Set the mode dial to lock. 2. Slide the ...

35 Pr eparing the Camera 5. Lift up the tab of the eject button slightly and fold itover. 6. If required, repeat steps 4 and 5 to insert a second CF card into the emptyslot. 7. Swing the lock lever back into lock position and close the cover. CF Card EjectButton • Ensure that the lock lever is set i...

37 Pr eparing the Camera Switching between CF Cards If two CF cards are installed, use the CFbutton to select between them. 1. Set the mode dial to auto, program or play. 2. Press the CF button to display the number of the CF card slot containingthe card you wish to use in the displaypanel. Installi...

38 Quick Start Guide Shooting in Auto Mode In auto mode, all you need do is press theshutter button to shoot an image. The focusand aperture settings are automaticallyadjusted by the camera. 1. Set the mode dial to auto. The camera will power upand the number of remain-ing images, the batterystatus ...

39 Quick Start Guide • When the upper indicator flashes green, the autofocus has failed to focus. Youcan proceed to take the picture bypressing the shutter button all the way,but your subject may not be in focus. 4. After the beeps, press the shutter button all the way. A single beep after the shutt...

40 Quick Start Guide Erasing Images You can erase the images you have recordedon the CF card. By deleting unwanted images,you can make greater use of the CF card’scapacity. 1. Set the mode dial to play. The last recorded image willdisplay on the LCD monitor. 2. Press the menu button. 3. Press the + ...

41 Quick Start Guide 3. Press the + or - button to advance the selection to [Erase]. Press the setbutton. 4. Press the + or - button to advance the selection to [Single]. Press the set button. 5. The image in step 1 will appear. Press the + or - button as required to displaythe image you wish to era...

42 Quick Start Guide 7. When you have finished erasing unwanted images, press the menubutton. Pressing the menu button a second timecloses the play menu. • In addition to the procedures for erasing described above, the camerafeatures a shortcut method ( whichinvolves pressing and holding the setbutt...

43 Quick Start Guide Loading Images onto a Computer You can load the images you have shot onto acomputer and save them to disk and edit orretouch them. For instructions on how to loadimages onto a computer, please read theSoftware Guide. Windows ® Computer PowerShot Pro70 ▲ ▲ ▲ PC Interface Cable IF...

44 Shooting Shooting Basic Shooting Functions Selecting a Shooting Mode Select a shooting mode with the mode dial. • Auto Mode Set the mode dial to auto. In auto mode, you simplypoint and shoot because the camera sets allof the settings for you. • The image quality can be set to either normal or fin...

45 Shooting Shutter Button • Pressing Halfway Press the shutter button halfway and holdit there to automatically set the optimalfocus on the subject in the center of theoptical viewfinder and select an exposuresetting. A double beep will sound whenthis is complete. • If the LCD monitor is on, the im...

46 Shooting Optical Viewfinder The camera features an optical viewfinder foruse in taking standard shots. • Autofocus Target Marks When composing images, aim the cameraso that the subject is in the middle of thetarget marks and press the shutter buttonhalfway to activate the autofocus. • If the LCD ...

47 Shooting • Use the LCD monitor to compose images in macro mode. The actual areashot by the lens is slightly lower inmacro mode than it appears in theoptical viewfinder (p. 53). Situations Not Suited to AutofocusPhotography The autofocus function may not be suitedfor shooting the following types o...

48 Shooting Using the LCD Monitor You can use the LCD monitor as a viewfinder forshooting images. It is particularly recommendedfor shooting in macro mode, since the fieldshown by the optical viewfinder differs from theactual area photographed in that mode. Using the LCD monitor as aViewfinder for S...

49 Shooting 2. Press the menu button. 3. Select [Review] by pressing the +or - button. Pressthe set button. 4. Select [On] by pressing the + or- button. Pressthe set button. 5. Press the menu button to close the menu. Each time you press the menubutton it will either display the priormenu or close i...

50 Shooting Changing the Image Quality and Size The camera can shoot with the following image quality and size settings. Symbol Screen Size Quality (Compression Method) File Size (fine) L Large (1536 x 1024) Fine (JPEG High Quality) 360 KB (normal) L Large (1536 x 1024) Normal (JPEG Normal) 180 KB (...

51 Shooting • In Program Mode The settings are effective until the qualityand size settings are next changed. MULTI QUALITY 2. Press the quality button repeatedly until the desired quality and size combina-tion appears in the display panel. • In Auto Mode MULTI QUALITY

52 Shooting Adjusting the Zoom Use the zoom lever to adjust the zoom setting. 1. Set the mode dial to auto or program. 2. Adjust the zoom setting by pushing the zoom lever up or down. Wide Angle 28 mm(35 mm film equivalent):to encompass a wider scope Telephoto 70 mm(35 mm film equivalent):to make su...

53 Shooting up to approximately a 49 mm setting if thezoom lever is pushed in the direction of thewide angle setting. 3. Set the LCD monitor to a comfortable position for viewing and press the LCD/Video button. 4. Confirm the composition in the LCD monitor and shoot the image. • In macro mode, the l...

54 Shooting Continuous Shooting Mode In continuous shooting mode, up to 20frames may be shot in one sequence.However, the image size is automatically setto small. You can raise the speed of thecontinuous shooting by turning the LCDmonitor off and setting the image quality tonormal. Up to four frames...

55 Shooting 4. Release the shutter button when finished the continuous shootingsequence. The images in the internal memory will bewritten to the CF card. The indicator willflash green while the images are beingwritten to the CF card and no othercamera functions can be operated. • Any flash connected...

56 Shooting 3. Press the menu button. Instead of pressing the menu button,you can skip step 4 and go on to step 5by pressing and holding the set buttonand pressing the +/- button. MENU SET INFO + - Shooting in Aperture-Priority AE Mode In aperture-priority AE mode, you can selectthe aperture setting...

57 Shooting 4. Select [Aperture] by pressing the + or - button. Press the set button. 5. Select an aperture setting by pressing the + or - button. Press the set button. Full Open: Aperture set to maximum.The F-Stop value will vary withthe zoom setting.Wide Angle (28 mm): F2.0Telephoto (70 mm): F2.4 ...

58 Shooting 7. Press the shutter button halfway. A double beep will sound and the shutterspeed will display in the LCD monitor. • If the aperture setting you have chosen results in the subject being too dark, theupper indicator will flash red (camera blurwarning/low light warning) and theshutter spe...

59 Shooting • The following operations will cancel the aperture-priority AE mode.- Turning off the LCD monitor.- Closing the LCD monitor.- Powering down the camera with the power save function. To shoot forextended periods of time in aperture-priority AE mode, it is advisable to turnoff the power sa...

60 Shooting The cursor on the exposure compensationscale will also display in the LCD monitor ifit is on. 3. Adjust the exposure compensation using the + or - button. Press the setbutton or the +/- button to accept thesetting. 4. Shoot the image. The LCD monitor will display the icon if it is on. Th...

61 Shooting • Program Mode 3. Press the shutter button halfway, wait for the double beep and then press theshutter button all the way. The self-timer will activate, 10 secondslater a single beep will sound and the shotwill be taken. The self-timer lamp on thefront of the camera will flash while thes...

62 Shooting 4. When you have finished with the self- timer, press the drive button again. Theself-timer icon will disappear from thedisplay panel. • The self-timer mode is canceled by setting the mode dial to a new position. • The self-timer lamp may not be visible from some angles in front of theca...

63 Shooting Shooting with the EOS RemoteSwitch The camera can be used with the optionalEOS Remote Switch RS-80N3. It can also beused with the optional EOS Remote Switch60T3, an older version, with the optional RA-N3 Adapter. Attaching the Remote Switch Open the terminal cover and attach theremote sw...

64 Shooting Shooting with a Flash An optional flash may be attached to thecamera to accommodate full-fledged flashphotography. EOS Speedlite EX series flashes(220EX and 380EX) are recommended for usewith this camera. • The flash will not fire in continuous shooting mode. • Subjects shot with a flash...

66 Shooting Using Other Flashes 1. Turn on the flash’s power switch and set the camera’s mode dial to program. The flash cannot be fired in auto mode. 2. Set the aperture-priority AE mode (p. 56). The flash will fire at full strength under thefollowing conditions. Shutter Speed: 1/90 second fixed IS...

67 Shooting A sound annotation can be added with thecamera’s microphone to an image immediatelyafter it is shot. The recorded sound annotationcan be replayed on a computer. 1. Shoot an image in auto or program mode. 2. While you press and hold the micro- phone button ( ), press the set button. 3. Co...

68 Shooting Listening to a Sound Annotation A sound annotation can be replayed on acomputer. Please read the Software Guide fordetails.

69 Replaying Single Image Playback You can view recorded images one at a timeon the LCD monitor. 1. Set the mode dial to play. The last recorded image willdisplay in the LCD monitor. Replaying This section describes the play function. In addition to basic replay functions, the camerafeatures slide s...

70 Replaying 3. Move the selection frame within the display by pressing the + or - button. 4. Press the multi button again to return the display to single image playback.The last selected image will appear inthe LCD monitor. • When you wish to change the displayed images in sets of nine images, use ...

71 Replaying 2. The following actions can be taken. To Display the Tenth Image Aheador Behind • Press the + button to display the tenth image ahead. • Press the - button to display the tenth image behind. To Display the First or Last Image • While you press and hold the set button, press the + butto...

72 Replaying To Display the First or Last Set ofNine Images • While you press and hold the set button, press the + button to display the last setof nine images. • While you press and hold the set button, press the - button to display the first setof nine images. 3. Press the jump button a second tim...

73 Replaying 2. Pressing the info button again displays even more detailed information. •The Stitch Assist icon ( ) will display for images shot in Stitch Assist mode with aCanon PowerShot A5 or other camera. • The information displayed in multi image playback includes the frame number ofthe selecte...

74 Replaying Adding Sound Annotations during Playback A sound annotation may be added to animage with the camera’s microphone while itis displayed in play mode. The recorded soundannotation may be replayed on a computer. 1. In play mode, display the image to which you wish to add a sound annota-tion...

75 Replaying Listening to Sound Annotations A sound annotation can be replayed on acomputer. Please read the Software Guide fordetails. Automated Playback (Slide Show) The camera is equipped with a slide showfunction that automatically replays a CF card’simages consecutively. The images in a slidesh...

76 Replaying 3. Select [Slide Show] by pressing the + or - button. Press the set button. The slide show menu will display. Use this menu to mark images, play a slideshow and perform other slide showfunctions. Marking Images This function is used to mark or unmark imagesfor replay in a slide show. An...

77 Replaying 4. Select the first image you wish to show by pressing the + or - button to displayit and the set button to mark it. Usethe same procedure to mark additionalimages for replay in the order they aremarked. • You can unmark a marked image by selecting it and pressing the set button. • When...

78 Replaying Clearing Marks This function clears all the mark data for theselected slide show. 1. Display the slide show menu. 2. Select [Clear Marks] by pressing the + or - button. Press the set button. 3. Select a slide show from 1 to 3 by pressing the + or - button. Press the setbutton. A confirm...

79 Replaying 3. Select [On] by pressing the + or - button. Press the set button. The repeat setting will be saved by thecamera. • The repeat setting will be effective until you change the setting or the camerabattery is replaced. Replaying Slide Shows You can play all of the images on a CF card ora ...

80 Replaying 2. Select [Start] by pressing the + or - button. Press the set button. 3. Select the slide show you wish to view by pressing the + or - button. Press theset button. The [All Images] option plays all the imageson the CF card in order. Setting it to one ofthe three slide shows will play t...

81 Replaying Viewing Images on a TV Use the following procedures to attach thecamera to a TV to display your recordedimages. 1. Set the mode dial to lock. Turn off the TV. 2. Use the supplied video cable to connect the camera’s video out terminal to theTV’s video in terminal. Video Cable(supplied) V...

82 Replaying Marking Images for Automatic Printing This function marks images on a CF card forautomatic printing with a digital printer. Placea marked CF card into the optional CD-200digital printer to automatically print theselected images in one step. 1. Set the mode dial to play. 2. Press the men...

83 Replaying convenient for navigating if there arenumerous images on the CF card. 6. When you have finished marking images, press the menu button. The mark data will be saved to the CF card. • A maximum of 100 images can be marked for printing. This number maybe smaller, however, if the CF card isc...

84 Erasing Erasing This section explains how to erase recorded images from a CF card. Erasing the Display Image Directly If you come across an unwanted image insingle image playback, you can easily erase itwith the following procedure. 1. Set the mode dial to play and display images in singleimage p...

85 Erasing Erasing Images Singly This function allows you to erase images one-by-one as they display on the LCD monitor.The sound annotations associated withimages can be erased independently of theimages. 1. Set the mode dial to play. The last recorded image willdisplay on the LCD monitor. 2. Press...

86 Erasing 5. Select the image you wish to erase by pressing the + or - button. • To Erase the Image Press the set button. • To Erase the Sound Annotation Only Press the microphone ( ) button. A confirmation message will display. Select[OK] by pressing the + or - button. Pressthe set button. 6. When...

87 Erasing 3. Select [Erase] by pressing the + or - button. Press the set button. 4. Select [All] by pressing the + or - button. Press the set button. A confirmation message will display. Select[OK] and press the set button. All of theimages on the CF card, except forprotected images, will erase. Pr...

88 Erasing 3. Select [Protect] by pressing the + or - button. Press the set button. The last recorded image will display on theLCD monitor. 4. Select the image you wish to protect by pressing the + or - button. Press the setbutton to turn on the protectionsetting. You can turn off a protection setti...

89 Additional Functions Additional Functions This section explains additional settings, such as date/time, LCD monitor brightness and menulanguage settings, and functions, such as copying images between CF cards and formatting CF cards. Displaying the Setup Menu You can display the setup menu from e...

90 Additional Functions Closing the Setup Menu 1. Press the menu button to close the setup menu. Each time you press themenu button it will either display theprevious menu or close the menu. The setup options for which you pressedthe set button will now become effective. Closing the Setup Menu in Au...

91 Additional Functions Setting the Beep On/Off Settings The electronic beep that signals completion ofthe autofocus process and the closing of theshutter can be turned on or off. 1. Display the setup menu. 2. Select [Beep] by pressing the + or - button. Press the set button. 3. Select [On] or [Off]...

93 Additional Functions Setting the Date/Time Use this setting to adjust the camera’s dateand time settings and display formats. Ensurethat you adjust this setting after replacing thebutton battery (p. 30). 1. Display the setup menu. 2. Select [Date/Time] by pressing the + or - button. Press the set...

94 Additional Functions Resetting the File Number This function resets the file number that isautomatically assigned to a new image as it isrecorded. Successive numbers are automati-cally assigned. When a CF Card Contains PreviouslyRecorded Images After the reset, the first new image isassigned the ...

95 Additional Functions 1. Set the mode dial to auto or program. 2. Press the menu button. The record menu will display on the LCDmonitor. 3. Select [Reset File No.] by pressing the + or - button. Press the set button. The current filenumber willdisplay to the rightof the menuoption. 4. A confirmati...

96 Additional Functions Copying Images between CF Cards When two CF cards are installed in a camera,images can be copied from one card to theother. You can copy single images or all of theimages on a CF card. Copying Images Singly This method allows you to copy selected filesbetween CF cards as they...

97 Additional Functions 6. Select the image you wish to copy by pressing the + or - button. • The jump function is particularly convenient for navigating if there arenumerous images on the CF card. 7. Press the set button to start copying. Repeat these steps to copy additionalimages. An error messag...

98 Appendices Appendices Camera Maintenance Follow the procedures below to clean thecamera body, lens, optical viewfinder and LCDmonitor when they become dirty. • Never use thinners, benzene, synthetic cleansers or water to clean theequipment. These substances maydistort or damage the equipment. Cam...

Optional Accessories The following optional accessories areavailable for the PowerShot Pro70. Battery Pack NB-4H Canon Battery Pack NB-4H is a nickel-hydridebattery pack intended for exclusive use withthe PowerShot Pro70. The battery pack can becharged with Compact Power Adapter CA-PS200 for up to a...

100 Appendices 1. Fix the case holder to the camera byfitting the screwinto the tripodsocket on thecamera bottom. Semi-Hard Case SHC-PS200 Protects the camera from shocks and dust.Install it with the following procedures. PCMCIA Card Adapter An adapter to fit to a CF card so that it can beused in a ...

101 Appendices 2. Fit the snap at the bottom of the caseto the correspond-ing fittings on thecase holder. 3. Fit the snaps on the back of thecase to the fittingson the back of thecase holder. If you use the shoulder strap, pull it free ofthe case as shown below. Hard Strap HS-PS200 This strap is use...

102 Appendices 2. Fix the hard strap holder to thecamera by fittingits screw into thetripod socket onthe camerabottom. 3. Thread either end of the hard strapthrough theholders on thecamera body andthe hard strapholder. On thedisplay panel sideof the camera,thread the strap through the narrowslit for...

103 Appendices EOS Speedlite EX Series Flashes The EOS Speedlite 380EX high volume flashand EOS Speedlite 220EX compact flash, bothclip-on type flashes that fit the camera’saccessory shoe, are available for use with thePowerShot Pro70. These flashes work with thePowerShot Pro70 to take natural appea...

104 Appendices • Close lock lever all the way and close the CF card slot cover all theway. • Use a fully charged battery pack.• Replace the battery.• Use an approved AC power source. • Use a fully charged Battery Pack NB-4H or a 2CR5 lithium battery. • Wipe the battery terminals with a clean, dry cl...

110 Appendices List of Message Codes - A The following codes may appear in the display panel. Pb Image playback PC Camera connected to a computer in PC mode Exx (xx = number) Camera malfunction. Set mode dial to lock, then reset it to auto, program or playand retry shot or replay. Problem exists if ...

111 Appendices List of Message Codes - B The following messages may appear in the LCD monitor. Busy Image is recording onto CF card CF card full! CF card is too full to accommodate more data No Image No images recorded on CF card Image too Large You attempted to view an image larger than the large s...

112 Appendices Major Specifications PowerShot Pro70 Camera Format: Digital still camera Viewfinder: Secondary focused real-image zoom finder. Gives 84% coverage of actualpicture area2-inch, low-temperature, polysilicon, thin-film transistor liquid crystal display Image Sensor: 16.8 million-pixel, 1/...

115 Appendices Battery Pack NB-4H Format: Nickel-hydride cell Rated Voltage: 4.8 V Rated Capacity: 1400 mAh Maximum Charge Cycles: Approximately 300 times Operating Temperatures: 0 ° -40 ° C Dimensions: 33 x 31 x 55 mm Weight: Approximately 120 g Compact Power Adapter CA-PS200 Input Voltage: AC 100 ...

116 Appendices Index +/- Button 59(Auto Symbol) 16(Macro Button) 53(Microphone Button) 67 A AC Power Source 28Accessory Shoe 13, 64Adjustment Dial for the Optical Viewfinder 14 AF Auxiliary Light Emitter 13All Images 87, 97 Copy 97Erase 86 Aperture-Priority AE Mode 56Auto Mode 16, 38, 44 B Battery C...

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