Canon camera Powershot S5 IS ISO and other settings tutorial! 

Your very welcome. Enjoy the camera

No problem, glad I could help

Yeah I still use it for a lot of things as well. Glad you enjoy the camera as well 😎

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I know of a couple ways My first one, is to take out the SD card and put it into a laptop or chromebook. Click on your photo and click the little pencil icon. Grab the sides of the photo to crop My second way is to connect your SD card to a USB SD, you can get them on Amazon I'm pretty sure. And they come with a way to plug in that USB with that SD card, into your phone so you can view, move and crop your photos without a laptop. Just make sure the USB has that plug in, and the right kind (Apple, Android) I really hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks. Means a lot to me

On the top of the camera when you turn the nob left to turn the camera on, turn it to the right and it will open your camera SD card gallery to look at any photos and videos

I'm not sure if there is a factory reset option. Try these options: Swap batteries Take out SD card and batteries and remove dust from inside those slots If that doesn't work, I will look into a factory reset for you

Hi, are you looking for a photo editor or video editor?

@@TheCrypticMiner nono, not an editor. Just something to connect my camera to pc with a wire and access the live feed there

@@Lego_Life I have the perfect solution. I have a white cable that plugs into the side of this camera, it's called a data interface cable. You plug this into this camera, and then into your PC. You can then move your photos to your PC and view them on your PC as well

@@TheCrypticMiner yes, I've been using that as well. What I meant is, live feed. Something like a webcam

@@Lego_Life I can recommend a micro HDMI cable. If you plug that into your camera and then to your PC, you can see your video or photo presented on your PC, live. Hope this helps

One possible reason is that they are in wrong. Double check and if they are in right, they might be dead. If you have rechargables, they may need to be charged

The on button switch, turn it to the right to look at your media on your card. Hope this helps

For me, it means that the batteries that have been put in the camera are dead. If you are putting in brand new, fully charged batteries and it's telling you they are dead. There might be something wrong with the camera

behind the AA batteries, there is a small compartment of a CR 1220 round battery, you have to change that

@@taksheelsagar9108 Really? I never knew that

I use energizer rechargeable batteries. They've been working pretty well and they last for quite a long time in the camera. Hope that helps you out. They usually last me from around 3-4 hours or more depending on how long you charge them for

@@TheCrypticMiner thank you very much ❤️

@@kimpot624 No problem

The quality of the camera can go up to 720p and 60fps. And 1080p at 30fps. You'll find these options in the functions menu by pressing the function button. The quality is the second last option to the left. Hope this helps

​@@TheCrypticMinerFor video no. It only shoots up to VGA at 30fps (most cameras did at the time of release of this model). If you wanted HD, you either had to step up to the PowerShot TX1, or go all-out and buy an HDV Tape camcorder. Point & shoots were not available with HD video until the following year.

@@brigganthewolf1461 Interesting. Thank you for sharing this information with me, I really appreciate it

The button with the off word. Press the little button on the inside of the switch and turn it to the left. The camera should turn on. Right is gallery. Switch is located at the top of the camera

do you have discord, maybe we can chat about this camera

There are two types of SD cards I use for this camera. One is the Lexar 4GB SD card. That SD card I recommend using only when doing photography with this camera. Because you will only get about 1 or 2 minutes of recording time untill it stops and you will have to hit record again. It's also good for holding your photos. And the other one I use which I bought 5 of because of how much I like them. The SanDisk Ultra 90 MB/s. There grate SD cards and hold a bunch of footage. Note that this camera will only take up to 4GBs. Anything higher will not be recognized from the camera in my experience. I hope this helped you out and if you have anymore questions feel free to ask. Have a good day 🙂

@@fuzzmtb2834 Unfortunately I do not have discord but I will always reply to comments as soon as I can

@@TheCrypticMiner I use a 32 GB SDHC card, at it works perfectly.

@@ToyoteroMundial interesting. I was told that an SD card higher then 4GBs would not work. I guess I should've researched that. I'm glad it works though

I just found your channel, me too, I subbed.

I think Disp is a function of the camera

@@TheCrypticMinerI have it it just changes screen to the little viewing window

@@altonquinn6440 Ah, ok 👍

It changes the screen to the view finder at the top, and I onl just saw @altonquinn6440s reply lol