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Record Screens & Menus
Please excuse the poor quality of these screen captures. The PowerShot ELPH 330 HS kit does not include an AV output cable, therefore we had to photograph the LCD.
When shooting in Auto mode with the PowerShot ELPH 330 HS, you'll see basic shooting information across the top of the screen from left to right, such as the battery charge, burst mode, resolution, space remaining for images on the memory card, movie resolution, space remaining on the memory card for movie recording time, image stabilization mode, and shooting mode.
Press the Disp button on the back of the camera to remove all icons from the screen, other than the image stabilization and shooting mode icons.
When you prefocus on the scene by pressing the shutter button halfway, you'll see a green focus box in the scene, indicating that the autofocus has achieved a sharp focus. You'll also see the shutter speed, aperture setting, and ISO setting across the bottom of the screen.
When shooting in Program mode, you'll see the same set of icons across the top of the screen as you did in Auto mode. The ELPH 330's LCD does add the ISO setting in the lower right corner of the screen when shooting in Program mode. To remove all data from the screen, press the Disp button.
You can control most of the shooting operations with the PowerShot ELPH 330 HS by pressing the Func/Set button in an image recording mode. You'll then use the four-way button to move around in these popup menus. Select a main option along the left side and then pick from the secondary options in the menu that pops up to the right. As you use the four-way button to move around in these popup menu options, you'll see a brief explanation of the function appear on the right side of the screen.
The options in this popup menu will change depending on the shooting mode you're using, as some main options along the far left side will be grayed out. Your popup menu options in Program mode are:
- Light Metering - Evaluative, Center Weighted Avg., Spot
- My Colors - Off, Vivid, Neutral, Sepia, Black and White, Positive Film, Lighter Skin Tone, Darker Skin Tone, Vivid Blue, Vivid Green, Vivid Red, Custom Color
- White Balance - Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Fluorescent H, Evaluative White Bal.
- ISO - Auto, 80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400
- Scene Mode - Auto, Program, Portrait, Smooth Skin, Smart Shutter, High Speed Burst, Handheld Night Scene, Fish-Eye Effect, Miniature Effect, Toy Camera Effect, Soft Focus, Monochrome, Super Vivid, Poster Effect, Color Accent, Color Swap, Snow, Fireworks, Long Shutter, Stitch Assist Left to Right, Stitch Assist Right to Left, Super Slow Motion Movie
- Self-Timer - Off, 10 seconds, 2 seconds, Custom
- Drive Mode - Single Shot, Continuous
- Aspect Ratio - 16:9, 3:2, 4:3, 1:1
- Resolution - L, M1, M2, S
- Compression - Superfine, Fine
- Movie Quality - 1920x1080, 1280x720, 640x480
In Auto mode, you'll only see the Self-Timer, Drive Mode, Aspect Ratio, Resolution, and Movie Quality as popup menu options.
The flash popup menu on the PowerShot ELPH 330 is available when you press the right side of the four-way button. In Program mode, you'll have the options of Auto, On, Slow Synchro, and Off. In Auto mode, you'll only have the options of Auto and Off.
As you can see here, the ELPH 330 will display brief explanations of each flash mode across the bottom of the screen as you make your selections.
With the Canon ELPH 330 HS, you just have to press the red movie button on the back of the camera to start and stop movie recording from any shooting mode. When a movie is recording, you'll see "Rec" in red on the right side of the screen and the amount of seconds expired in the video recording along the top of the screen.
When you're ready to work through the PowerShot ELPH 330 HS menus, just press the Menu button on the back of the camera. You'll see two tabs across the top of the screen, with the shooting tab (marked with a camera icon) on the left and the settings tab (marked with a tools icon) on the right.
The types of commands that will be listed in the menu will depend on which shooting mode you're using. Program mode typically has the most options available, but even in this mode some menu options will be "grayed out" or unavailable to be selected. The shooting menu options are:
- AF Frame - Face AiAF, Center, Tracking AF
- AF Frame Size - Normal, Small
- Digital Zoom - Standard, Off,1.5x, 2.0x
- AF-Point Zoom - On, Off
- Servo AF - On, Off
- Continuous AF - On, Off
- AF-Assist Beam - On, Off
- Flash Settings - Red Eye Correction (On, Off), Red Eye Lamp (On, Off)
- i-Contrast - Auto, Off
- Wind Filter - On, Off
- Review Image After Shooting - Display Time (Off, Quick, 2 Sec, 4 Sec, 8 Sec, Hold), Display Info (Off, Detailed)
- Blink Detection - On, Off
- Grid Lines - On, Off
- IS Mode - Continuous, Shoot Only, Off
- Date Stamp - Off, Date, Date & Time
- Face ID Settings - Face ID (On, Off), Add to Registry, Check/Edit Info, Erase Info
The options available in the settings menu are:
- Mute - On, Off
- Volume - Start-up Vol. (Level 1 to 5), Operation Vol. (Level 1 to 5), Selftimer Vol. (Level 1 to 5), Shutter Volume (Level 1 to 5)
- Hints & Tips - On, Off
- Date/Time - Set the Date and Time of the internal clock/calendar
- Time Zone - Choose time zones for Home, World
- Lens Retract - 0 sec., 1 min.
- Eco Mode - On, Off
- Power Saving - Auto Power Down (On, Off); Display Off (10 sec., 20 sec., 30 sec., 1 min., 2 min., 3 min.)
- LCD Brightness - Adjust the LCD's default brightness; 5 levels
- Start-up Image - On, Off
- Format - Format the memory card; deletes all files
- File Numbering - Continuous (recommended) or Auto Reset
- Create Folder - Monthly, Daily
- Units - m/cm, ft/in
- Video System - NTSC, PAL
- Ctrl via HDMI - Enable, Disable
- Wi-Fi Settings - Change Device Nickname, Check MAC Address, Reset Settings, Target History (On, Off)
- Certification Logo Display
- Language - Choose the menu language, 30 options
- Reset All - Restore all settings to their factory defaults
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