Creative Jam V2 Manual

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Im building a prestashop with Creative Elements and i wonder if there is a manual with instructions I can download. Creative Elements has a helpdesk, but every time I ask a question, it takes two days I get an answer. That is a bit annoying if you have work in progress.

On YouTube are several helpful video's how to create a shop with C. Elements, but not everything is explained. Actually, the most simple things are hard to find out. So a PDF with a manual where I can find the right instructions is very helpful.

Traffic-source dimensions provide information about where your traffic originates (source, for example, google, baidu, and bing), the methods by which users arrive at your site/app (medium, for example, organic, cpc, and email), and the specific marketing efforts you use to drive that traffic (for example, campaign, creative format, and keywords).

With Analytics, you have the option to collect traffic-source data by manually tagging your destination URLs or by creating integrations between Analytics and your ad platforms and using the auto-tagging feature available with those integrations.

If you don't plan to create integrations between Analytics and your different ad platforms (for example, Google Ads, Display & Video 360, and Search Ads 360), you can manually tag the destination URLs in your ads with UTM parameters to collect a basic set of traffic-source dimensions:

If you use manual tagging and auto tagging together, then the source, medium, and other traffic-classification dimensions use the auto-tagged values. The manually tagged values for utm_content and utm_term are used for the Manual Ad Content and Manual Term dimensions.

If you're integrating your Google Analytics property with your various ad platforms, then you want to use the auto-tagging feature that is implemented with each integration. Auto-tagging provides you with platform-specific dimensions and with more dimensions than you get with manual tagging.

We recommend using cross-channel dimensions like Source, Session source, and First user source to understand cross-channel acquisition data. Then you can use the platform-specific dimensions like SA360 source, SA360 session source, and SA360 first user source to analyze acquisition data for a specific ad platform.

Important: If you are not running any YouTube campaigns, we suggest turning off YouTube auto-tagging while keeping enhanced attribution enabled for proper traffic source attribution. Enabling both YouTube auto-tagging and enhanced attribution results in the traffic from display campaigns in DV360 being attributed as Google Ads.

I also have the Canon GL2, Beachtech adapter & the Sennheiser G2 wireless Mic. I always keep mind on the manual audio settings. Make sure you have the attenuator turned off (Page 57 of the manual). If left on, it will reduce the volume.

Good Luck.

I have a Canon Eos Rebel T5 and can't do without my manual settings. If I switch the dial to Auto, Creative Auto, Macro, or any of the preset categories, the LCD displays just fine and the camera takes pictures as usual. However, if I move the dial to Manual or Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority or any of those settings, the LCD goes blank. When I hook it to the computer and use the EOS Utility, I can control the settings and it works fine. Is there anything I'm missing here? I have some insurance plan I bought, and this camera did this once before. I was in the rain but the camera didn't get that wet, I was keeping it pretty dry most of the time. Any suggestions?

The camera has "Basic" and "Creatibe" modes. The Creative Modes are P, Av, Tv, and M. Press the "Q" button to see the camera settings when using the creative modes. The camera is saving power but not turning on the LCD every time you change modes.

There should also be a setting in the menu that enables and disables screen tips, too. As a last resort, find the menu setting that resets the camera back to factory defaults. Warning, resetting the camera clears out any custom settings you may have set.

When in doubt, reset the camera to default settings. It is most likely that the LCD off/on option has been inadvertently set. You can find it on page 193 of your manual. While setting the camera to one of the "non creative" modes (Av, Tv or M), set the LCD monitor option to either the first or 3rd option and not the second one.

After taking a bunch of photos and uploading to Lightroom, I removed the 28-135 lens to inspect for dust etc. I reattached it and discovered the view screen is blank in all modes except Auto. This is also true with a 50 mm 1.8 lens. The Auto fn seems to work fine. In the other settings, if the lens is in AF the camera does not function. In MF, I can take a photo and change the exposure settings in the viewfinder but the screen does not display. The photos are displayed if I dial over to the Auto position. I tried removing the time/date and power batteries but that did not help. The online service manual did not give me any clues either. I want to reinstall firmware but I need to see the menu in one of the "creative modes" and cannot. I am looking for any ideas before I send it in for repairs. It is older and not under any warranty.

Any ideas will be much appreciated.

7:14AM, 12 March 2013 PDT(permalink)

It is known that there's a flex cable from the main board to the display, and (insert pure speculation here:) it could be damaged (and when the switch is in A mode, it may be putting that cable in just the right position to make the connections work).

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I second Matthew Singer's scenario. The Green Rectangle mode is the default mode...bypassing a lot of user's setting. The fact you see the display in that mode tells me it's user-related--inadvertent turning off something in the CFn options. If it's too hard to trouble shoot, there's a reset to factory default option that you can try.

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Tongho58:

Unfortunately the clear settings is not displayed in the fully auto view and the screen is blank in the other views. I was wondering if there is some combination of buttons etc that can reset the camera. I could not find such in the service manual.

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Tongho58: I agree with you there.

I also suggest trying to press the Display button that is next to the Menu button at the top of the back of the camera to see whether that works or not. If it works, then it is likely human error. If it doesn't, you may need to take the camera in for repairs.

And those saying to do a firmware upgrade, cleaning the contacts of the lenses and body, changing the date/time battery and using pure alcohol to clean under the mode switch, I agree with you as well.

ages ago(permalink)

The program "EOS Utility" comes on the disk that comes with your camera. Before you use it to talk to the camera, install it, then update it from Canon's website (the downloads from there want to see an older version to update...).

It is there on the disk.

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My 5D1 has rear screen problems - it's now got a loose wire that makes the screen go weird.

Before that it had a pcb failure and part of that was a problem like you describe. When the main board goes you get weird stuff going on. If it's the main pcb then it will about 300 repair at Canon, mine cost 270 repair about 18 months ago.

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I'm a little confused about what screen you are having troubles with. I assume it is the large screen on the back and that after you take a photo, the photo does not "playback." Perhaps you have set the "Image Review Time" to OFF. See page 104 of this manual.

rtvfstockroom.fullerton.edu/Manuals_files/Canon5DManual.pdf

You might try "Reset All Custom Functions" on page 150 or "Restore Camera Default Settings" on page 37.

ages ago(permalink)

runningcrow:

The view screen does not function at all when the camera is set to one of the creative modes. This includes not displaying the menu or information views. This prevents access to certain menu functions only visible in one of the creative mode settings. Additionally the camera does not take a photo when set to creative and the lens is set on AF.

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