12-17-2022
03:28 AM
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12-17-2022
08:23 AM
by
Danny
I recently was cleaning my cabinet when I found my old Cannon IXUS camera. I decided to take a photo with it at first when I was shooting the photo nothing was wrong but when I check the image it was overexposed. The image was very bright, whatever picture I took was all white I tried to rest the settings to default I even tried to decrease the brightness to the lowest but nothing working still the same result. Cannon community can I please get some help?
12-17-2022 07:02 AM
There are many versions of the IXUS model line, but here is a screenshot of a typical model.
Look for a menu page on the camera similar to this and reset camera settings to factory values to see if that helps.
07-09-2026 03:18 AM
i have the same problem as of just now and sadly this didn’t work, for me it’s all images that are more zoomed in
07-09-2026 07:52 AM
Sounds like a lens problem. It is probably time to retire it.
07-09-2026 10:44 AM
probably 😞 but i love that camera
07-09-2026 04:07 PM
This is an almost 4 year old thread.
You should start your own thread detailing exactly what your problem is.
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