I recently lost the instruction manual for my Canon TC-80N3 Tiner/Remote Controller and could not recall how to use some of the functions. I might have been looking in the wrong place on the Canon USA website, but I could not find a copy of the instruction manual there either. After some Googling, however, I found the EOS Documentation Project, a website that makes available instruction manuals for all things related to Canon EOS. Well, maybe not all things, as the site seems not to have been updated in a while. For instance, there is no information on the 5D MKII, thought the 5D is there. The 1Ds MKIII and 1D MKIII is listed, but not the 1D MKIV.
However, the manuals for newer Canon items can be downloaded from the Canon website. The EOS Documentation Project, on the other hand, seems to be a good resource for older Canon items. It helped me and perhaps it might come in handy for you too. Check it out here.
As to why this post is written in bold text.....blogger seems to have an issue and I can't get it to come out any other way.
Jul 14, 2010
EOS Documentation Project
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Great idea Howard. One thing I have done is download all the PDF manuals for all the various pieces of equipment I own. I then save these PDFs to both my iPod and iPad. One of those 2 gadgets will be with me and I can then get access to these manuals whenever I need them, and they dont take up extra room either.
Good idea Beau! I like it.
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