Quick read on that thread seems to highlight the following parameters to look at whilst out shooting
Av p.72.73
Tv p.70-71
ISO p.57
Metering p.77
Focus Mode p.60-62
Its probably better having a quick flick through the manual to be honest, then one of us trying to elaborate on how to do it. I noted the page numbers above and you can download the manual from the link below.
If you want an explanation of the effect of changing the parameters as opposed to how to change them, we can probably explain that better than the manual.
By parameters, you perhaps mean Picture Styles - that's what Canon calls them in the handbook.
Sharpness, contrast, saturation, color tone - they're the pre-set adjustments that the camera makes when outputting to JPEG. They make a big difference too - well worth fiddling with, but if you're tempted to move them too far from the middle setting, be sure to try them on a variety of subjects first.
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