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Question: Can you turn off the LCD display?
Document: Small and flat enough to go with me just about anywhere, real quality photos. Pretty much just stays on AUTO but its great to have at parties or camping, shoots fast with quick recharge time on the flash. great LCD display on the back too for photo review. Its a keeper!
I like that this camera has a view finder to use in bright light. Maybe I need to read more of the manual but I have to turn every light on indoors to get a clear picture.
I bought this for my Dad. He can barely turn his computer on! He always has difficulty with everything electronic, so my concern was finding a simple to use camera. It has been a couple of months and he has had a blast! The viewfinder is good for people who have never used a digital camera.
Camera lenses is broken, makes a weird noise when it gets to turn on. Very dissatisfied with this product. Packaging was not proper. Batteries were loosely tossed in box. Camera lense is scratched and the picture is very blurry. Only good is it came a day early.
It's very simple to use. It's a gift so we haven't seen the pictures yet; but I've tested it by shooting and checking the display.
I have taken about 20-50 pictures with most of the settings, and they turned out well, except the ones I screwed up. If you have the camera on AUTO, it will make all of the decisionss for you, and will not be overridden. BUT you can turn on the P(program) setting, and its OK. The only things I mark on are the battery door, and the auto. But I don't think those detract from the camera.
Love this camera - its small and takes great pictures - much better than a cell phone. I have printed many of them out as 8 x 10's for display.
I know I'm old-fashioned but I still find awkward the need to use a digital display that requires distance between my eye and the camera.
Half the time it didn't recognize the camera device in a USB port. Will say the Tech Support at Canon is wonderful. Post them taking me through a number of steps, I'm now able to by-pass the software and click on the blue button to the left of the Menu, to bring up photos. Tip: Turn off your printer before you do thisA big plus is it doesn't eat up the two AA batteries.
It is small enough to take with you anywhere, it is simple and easy to use (very straightforward controls, laid out in a common sense way), it boots up very quickly, meaning it takes very little time from when you turn it on, to when you can take pictures, and lastly, it has good photo quality. Anymore, we don't even break out my wife's 'good' camera anymore, except to take family portriats, or other things we might want bigger than 8X10.
Answer: Yes, this option is available.