Firmware update: Canon PowerShot SD800

Written by Adorama News Writer
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Published on February 4, 2009
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se button is pressed halway down. The settings are Kids & Pets scene mode, and AF Point-Zoom On. When this happens, power can be restored by simply pressing the power switch again.



Download Canon PowerShot SD800 firmware version 1.0.1.0.



Full firmware update notice from Canon:



The following content is to help you update the firmware by yourself. If errors occur when performing the firmware update, there are instances where the camera cannot be started%3B therefore, please read the precautionary notes carefully before starting the firmware update.



In addition, this firmware update can also be performed at our service centers. If you wish to have us perform the firmware updates, please contact our service centers.



Firmware Update (Version 1.0.1.0)This firmware update corrects a phenomenon that when the following settings are used in combination, if the shutter button is pressed halfway to focus during shooting (AND the AF frame magnifies), but the shutter button is released without taking the picture, the camera will lose power.



Setting details



The shooting mode switch is set to Special Scene Mode (SCN), Kids&Pets.

AF Point-Zoom on the menu is set to On.

(When the AF frame is in Face Detect or Center, and the Servo AF is OFF, the AF Point-Zoom can be set to On.)

Please note that, if the shutter button is pressed halfway, and the picture is then taken, this phenomenon will not occur.

If loss of power does occur, pressing the power switch will restore the camera to its normal operation.



Identifying Affected Cameras for the UpdatePlease check the serial number on the bottom of the camera.



Serial numbers



Products whose fifth digit from the left is 0 or 1 are affected.




If the fifth digit from the left of the serial number is 2 or above, the issue has already been corrected at the factory with a firmware update, and you may continue to use the camera “as is” with no further action required.