Live view mode allows you to use the XS like a consumer point-n-shoot. If offers a wealth of exposure information, including: Shutter Speed, Aperture, Exposure compensation, ISO, Shooting mode, Flash Exposure comp., White balance mode/WB correction/WB bracketing, Drive mode, Picture Style mode, Metering mode, AF mode, Battery level, Image quality mode, and Shots remaining/Self-timer countdown/Shots remaining during WB bracketing/Bulb exposure time. This useful tool is turned off by pressing the Display button or when you press the shutter release. It turns the LCD into a data display much like the old Monochrome LCDs found on older EOS models. Here you can see the Shooting Settings Display. You can also see the small LED "Access lamp" to the right of the Delete button. Pressing the 4-way controller "Up" changes the Metering mode, "Right" toggles the AF mode, "Down" adjusts the Picture Style mode, and "Left" changes the Drive mode (Burst, Self-timer, etc.)Īt the bottom is the Playback and Delete buttons. Navigate menus, select the active AF point or select images during playback. Next we have the large, 4-way controller that lets you Is the WB - White Balance selection button, which also acts as the Print/Share function when connected to your PC or Pictbridge compatible printer. Moving to the right of the LCD you can see the AV/+- or Aperture/Exposure Compensation button. All the way on the upper right, are the AE Lock/FE lock/Index/Reduce and the AF point select/Magnify buttons.
button that brings up the shooting information display (shown below). Many of the camera and setup menu selections and the DISP. At the upper left is The MENU button which calls up The controls on the back of the camera are almost identical to those found on the XSi.
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