The Canon Advanced User Guide provides detailed instructions, safety notes, quick‑start steps and feature settings for using a Canon digital camera.
About this manual
This guide begins with safety and operation precautions, followed by a checklist of items included with the camera such as the battery (LC‑E6/LC‑E6E, LP‑E6N) and charger. It explains how to download the full advanced guide and related lens/software manuals from Canon’s support website.
The manual then offers a quick‑start guide covering battery insertion, memory‑card installation, lens mounting, focus mode selection, power‑on procedures, and basic shooting steps. Later sections detail compatible storage cards, lens electronic manual focus settings, video‑recording quality options, and digital print command (DPOF) settings. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Safety and Operation Precautions
- Item List
- Downloading the Advanced Guide
- Quick‑Start Guide
- Storage Card Compatibility
- Lens Electronic Manual Focus
- Video Recording Settings
- Digital Print Command (DPOF)
- Index
Specifications
| Battery type | LC‑E6/LC‑E6E, LP‑E6N |
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| Supported storage cards | SD/SDHC/SDXC (UHS‑I and UHS‑II) |
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| Lens compatibility for manual focus settings | EF or EF‑S lenses with electronic manual focus |
Frequently asked questions
How do I insert the battery into the camera?
Insert the battery (LC‑E6/LC‑E6E or LP‑E6N) into the battery compartment before turning the camera on.
How can I download the Advanced User Guide and lens manuals?
Visit Canon’s support site (http://support‑cn.canon‑asia.com/) and select the appropriate manual download links, or scan the QR code shown in the guide.
What type of memory card should I use for video recording?
Use an SD/SDHC/SDXC card that meets the speed requirements for the desired video resolution; format the card in the camera before recording.
How do I enable electronic manual focus on compatible lenses?
Select the “Lens Electronic Manual Focus” option in the menu, then choose the desired focus adjustment method after single‑AF or while half‑pressing the shutter.