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Does Canon have a menu simulator online like the did for the C300I?
I don't know I'm sorry. Don't you own the camera?
I own the camera, but it's sitting on an enclosed shelf about six feet from where I'm sitting. To view the menus of the camera would require me to get up from my seat, walk two feet, open the shelf door, take out the (heavy) camera, turn it on, and start going through the menu structure. That's an awful lot of work to do without getting paid to do so.

What we need is an online menu simulator that is just a click away, not two steps away.
 
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I own the camera, but it's sitting on an enclosed shelf about six feet from where I'm sitting. To view the menus of the camera would require me to get up from my seat, walk two feet, open the shelf door, take out the (heavy) camera, turn it on, and start going through the menu structure. That's an awful lot of work to do without getting paid to do so.

lol - sometimes I feel the same exact way about other things.
 
I own the camera, but it's sitting on an enclosed shelf about six feet from where I'm sitting. To view the menus of the camera would require me to get up from my seat, walk two feet, open the shelf door, take out the (heavy) camera, turn it on, and start going through the menu structure. That's an awful lot of work to do without getting paid to do so...
You need to place the camera next to a Thanksgiving turkey. Then you can go through the menu while gnawing on a roasted leg. With mashed yams. And a pumpkin pie with vanilla ice cream. And a shot of Jack. And another shot of Jack. Now, see if you can take a selfie with the camera before you doze off.
 
I own the camera, but it's sitting on an enclosed shelf about six feet from where I'm sitting. To view the menus of the camera would require me to get up from my seat, walk two feet, open the shelf door, take out the (heavy) camera, turn it on, and start going through the menu structure. That's an awful lot of work to do without getting paid to do so.

What we need is an online menu simulator that is just a click away, not two steps away.

Before you locate the online simulator, be sure to locate and engage your brain. If that's not to much effort for you?
 
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