Turn off the camera at the power switch.Ģ.
CANON EOS CR2016 BATTERY HOW TO
How to reboot your camera, followed by some model-specific notes:ġ.
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So if you're at all unsure of your capabilities, you should have a trained professional repair technician look at the camera instead of trying these procedures. Still, if you undertake to reboot your own camera it is done at your own risk. If it works, great! If it doesn't, well you are just out a few minutes time and a little effort.ĭisclaimer: This is a fairly easy thing to do and there's very little danger of anything going wrong. But, what the heck! It's free and easy to try. There's simpy no guarantee this will fix any specific problem. Just as a computer sometimes needs to be rebooted to clear memory and remove stray strings of data, doing the same might solve a problem or small glitch in today's DSLR cameras.Įmphasis on might. They have memory, computer chips and process data, same as your desktop or laptop. some early BG-E2 grips for 20D were simply were poorly fitted and lose contact, search for DIY fixes on the Internet). Intermittent complete shutdowns also aren't usually correctible with a reboot (look for a loose battery grip or damaged/corroded battery or battery contacts. If the camera simply doesn't power up it will be impossible to reboot it.
If you are seeing error codes, or image problems that might indicate a failing shutter or dirty sensor, rebooting is unlikely to help. Or it won't format a memory card or doesn't write properly to the card (in this case, also use a flashlight to closely inspect the pins in the memory card socket and the socket end of the card itself, to be sure none are bent or damaged). Or it has some operational glitch that doesn't clear simply by turning the camera's power off and back on, or perhaps by removing the main rechargeable battery briefly. Your camera powers up and seems normal some of the time, you can access the menu, but it sometimes seems to stick in one mode or another. If your camera is acting strange, giving mysterious problems, it might help to "reboot" it. We have to repeat this so often, I'm sort of hoping a moderator will make this a sticky that we can just point people to in the future.
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