Patti Smith performed at Primavera Sound, in Barcelona Spain, the 2nd of June. Find here pictures taken at the show, I've used a Canon EOS 30D, with a Canon 50mm 1.8 lens.

I'm trying to describe here, both in text and with the help of images, the replacement process of a broken or cracken LCD display of a Canon Digital IXUS 700 (SD500 in the USA) camera. The following procedure is the same I went through to change my own IXUS 700 display; even if this thing worked without a single problem for me, please consider that this repair voids your warranty and may damage your camera. If you consider following the step by step procedure you find here, you also agree doing it at you own risk.

Credit goes to Andy Ozment, the author of Replace the LCD screen on your Canon digital camera. Without his page my camera would probably still be in assistance somewhere, the following procedure is based on Ozment's one, differing in a few small things. The images are thought as a visual help guide to an operation that, while quite easy to perform, still has to do with a precision device as a digital camera is. While images and description are about the Digital IXUS 700, as pointed out by Ozment, this process has proven to be working on the following Canon models as well: Powershot SD-400, Powershot SD-300, Powershot SD-200, Powershot S400, Powershot S410, Ixus 400, Ixus 430, Ixus 50, Ixus 40, Ixus 30, IXY 55. Please consider Canon markets its camera models using different names depending on the market.