how to close the camera
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If you are holding the camera in front of you as in normal use, on top of the bellows you will see two crossbars that extend the bellow... On the opposite side of the bar you use to extend the bellows the other metal piece you just press down and it will release the bellows
2268925
yes, the camera is supposed to this. i think this is a sound coming from the lens shutting, and cannot be turned off, i looked for it in settings..
772406
I do on mine, mabe there's a way to shut that sound off. Still learning my camera.
1382707
Yes. Once you press the button down, just slide it up as you holding it down, then release your finger. To close the shutter, just slide it down.
1738084
If you are using a Nikon, on the shooting mode selection dial there is a symbol that looks like the remote device. Set the dial there and then press the camera shutter release to activate the camera senor. It should be good to go. If the camera is idle for more than ten minutes, the camera will shut down and you will need to press the shutter release again to activate. One other thing. The remote ships with a strip of clear plastic between the battery and the contacts, that needs to be pulled out to activate the remote. Hope one of these fixes your problem.
1669996
There is a tiny reset button that can be pushed with a paper clip. It is located by the power button on top of the camera.
1430747
Hit "Scene" button > scroll down to "Portrait" > scroll R into choices > scroll R to "Sports" (runner icon) > hit "OK" > momentarily press shutter button 1/2 way down. Your camera is now set in that mode until you do the process over again to change it. Also, hit "Menu" >scroll done to "Set Up" > scroll R into choices > scroll down to "Vibration Reduction" > scroll R > scroll to "On" > momentarily press shutter button 1/2 way down. Similar to "Sports" setting above, camera is locked into "Vid Reduc" until you turn it off. "Vib Reduc" uses quite a bit a juice. Hit "Scene" button > scroll down to "Portrait" > scroll R into choices > scroll R to "Sports" (runner icon) > hit "OK" > momentarily press shutter button 1/2 way down. Your camera is now set in that mode until you do the process over again to change it. Also, hit "Menu" >scroll done to "Set Up" > scroll R into choices > scroll down to "Vibration Reduction" > scroll R > scroll to "On" > momentarily press shutter button 1/2 way down. Similar to "Sports" setting above,... » Read More Hit "Scene" button > scroll down to "Portrait" > scroll R into choices > scroll R to "Sports" (runner icon) > hit "OK" > momentarily press shutter button 1/2 way down. Your camera is now set in that mode until you do the process over again to change it. Also, hit "Menu" >scroll done to "Set Up" > scroll R into choices > scroll down to "Vibration Reduction" > scroll R > scroll to "On" > momentarily press shutter button 1/2 way down. Similar to "Sports" setting above, camera is locked into "Vid Reduc" until you turn it off. "Vib Reduc" uses quite a bit a juice. « Show Less
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One option is to mute the monitor. The second option is to use a longer HDMI cable and position the monitor some distance away from the camera
1005198
It is a bit like threading a very fine needle. Just pinch the thread loop and try to thread it into the tight little metal hole on the right side of the camera. The metal loop is located in between the Movie and the Menu if you are holding the camera and looking at the screen. Once you pull the thread through you just take the larger handle part and loop it through the small thread.
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As far as I know, no you can't. I have had this camera for a year now and haven't found a way to turn it off
650519
There is an automatic lens cover that opens and closes as you turn the camera on and off. This is true with most point and shoot cameras.
1037017
yes, I just tried it, push button once to open the shutter, again to close the shutter camera EOS Digital Rebel XT
1467648
I do not believe you can.........I have had this camera in the woods for almost three straight years and it works amazingly, but i don't think you can shut it off.
625695
hold the base (the thin ring on the back of the housing) and unscrew the larger ring from the base. Just take care that the camera doesn't fall out once it gets loose.
76780
You cannot. All you can do is half press the shutter button to force it to become ready for the next shot. There's no option to completely turn off the feature like the older Z cameras had.
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It does not. When you close the LCD the shutter closes. I think you have to go to the next up model that has a viewfinder to be able to keep shooting with the LCD closed.
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Click on the little lightening bolt which is on the right side of camera. On the right side of the screen you will be able to switch it to: On. Off. Fill. RedEye. I don't have my camera in front of me, but I think that's how you do it.