EOS Rebel SL3 How to bypass Scene Intelligent Auto screen at startup

[Godzilla]

Stupid newbie question...startup screen

New SL3. Upon "power on" I get a screen entitled "Scene Intelligent Auto". I'd prefer to have the ability to immediately begin shooting without having to get out of that screen. Is that possible?

[March411]

I am doing this from memory but go into your menu and scroll over to the camera/person menu (green) it's after the wrench. You should see Shooting screen, set that to standard, Menu display, set that to standard and mode guide and feature guide, I believe if you disable those you will get the results you are looking for.....again, strictly from memory. 

[Godzilla]

Thanks for the help, but it didn't change the screen I get on startup.

[FloridaDrafter]

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@Godzilla wrote:

New SL3. Upon "power on" I get a screen entitled "Scene Intelligent Auto". I'd prefer to have the ability to immediately begin shooting without having to get out of that screen. Is that possible?

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I'm sure you've found it by now thanks to March411's advice, but to further explain, by default a lot of Canon cameras are set to "Guided" which will show help screens all along the way through various settings. You can change this to "Standard" in the menu described by March411. To see the options available, please start at page 51 of the Advanced Users Guide.

Newton

[Godzilla]

Thanks for the help, but it didn't change the screen I get on startup

[kvbarkley]

Why does it prevent you from shooting?

If you press the shutter half-way it should dismiss it.

Do you want to shoot with the viewfinder or live view? If live view you *always* have to press a button to activate it.

[Godzilla]

Maybe it should, as you say, but it doesn't.

Thanks for your reply!

[kvbarkley]

I just tried it last night on my T6S. And in green square mode you get this screen:

This is simply the control screen for this simplified mode. The camera is ready to take a picture via the viewfinder.

If you want live view, you have to press a button, but you *always* have to press a button to switch to live view.

If you don't want this screen at startup, switch to P mode.

[Godzilla]

I guess I've gotten too used to a screen, rather than a viewfinder! You are correct! When I power on, and then look through the viewfinder, I'm able to immediately shoot.

Thank you for your help!

[March411]

Are you turning on your camera in Auto mode? When you go into Auto I believe you will always get that screen.