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• sx700hs display will Dim when the camera in position portrait - intermittent

  Sometimes the photos taken during the display is dark when sx700hs placed camera from landscape to portrait position the screen darkens and becomes unusable in the Sun, are very good. It is intermittent and barely had place indoors or in darker conditions. Camera was purchased North of the Chile to replace a damaged device, I'm no longer here so cannot return to the store. Any help is appreciated.
  Paul

  It is intermittent and only happening in the light of the Sun, because this is when you wear your Polarized Sunglasses.  Remove, or get no Polarized Sunglasses.

• Mac pro with monitor Dell P2414H book: how to rotate the image displayed in mode portrait when I rotate the monitor 90 degrees

  I have a mac book pro retina bought in 2014 which I use with a Dell P2414H monitor.

  I bought this monitor because it can turn up to the vertical position ('portrait'), but when I do that the image of the screen does not turn with it.

  I called Dell and they said that it is a problem to solve with Apple.

  Does anyone else have this problem? and it got fixed?

  This is the Office Mac Pro forum. I asked that your post be moved to the MacBook Pro laptop forum.

• Inadvertently activated the screen rotation

  Hello

  I was cleaning up just my keys on my laptop and rotating the screen in position portrait rather than landscape.

  Any help please?

  Strange, same thing happened to me yesterday! Found the answer on the forum to Microsoft help - just hit CTRL-ALT-and an arrow key and it should right itself.
  It is an exercise in controlling the cursor like this.

  I hope this helps.

• Canon SX50HS display issue

  I have a Canon Power Shot HS SX50 that I'm learning. I seem to keep changing my display mode, but can't understand what I'm doing or how to fix. I know how to viewfinder onscreen, my problem is the size/shape of the picture has changed several times. Currently it is a square, before, it was vertical and I turn the camera to horizontal. I would go back to the original horizontal display and have vertical when I turn the camera. Can someone tell me how to solve this problem?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  I just wanted to offer the posibility of outside the "Aspect Ratio" of the screen, which is mentioned on page 73 of the manual may have somehow got changed. The manual explains that the aspect ratio 'fixed image' is the ' report width / height. "

  "Native" format of the camera screen is 4:3, which I use and If it has been set to 1:1, for example, it would display a "square" image, perhaps that you are currently experiencing.

  I take a mixture of portrait and landscape (horizontal) (vertical) photos and when I see the images of the camera in the orientation landscape and come across a photo that was taken in the direction portrait with the usual 4:3 aspect ratio, I address to hold the camera in position portrait to inspect the image, then and the image automatically snaps into the common sense and fills the entire screen of the LCD. Vice versa for landscape images that fill the entire screen when properly oriented.

  I have really no idea if this is related to how you feel and I hope someone here can help you solve the problem entirely.

  Tony

• Video on its side?

  Hi all

  I took a few pictures of my show of local fireworks on the 4th. I had the camera in position portrait on the tripod and when it came time for the final, I passed on video and then I looked at the screen and everything looked cool. When I arrived at the House to download the files and replayed the final, he played in landscape mode. Is it posible to turn to play vertical? I use Photoshop elements first.

  Geoff

  Yes. You can use the fixed effect > Rotation, to change this, BUT you have to make choices:

  1. You can change orientation to fill the landscape of video culture out of high, low, or both.
  2. Or, you can leave the black bars next to the video, for all to see.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Is there a way to create and edit a video in portrait / 09:16 in first elements 12 or 13. Reading on an iPhone in portrait position.

  I'm editing video iPhone app to display the first screen in the Apple app store. Required for the video size is 750:1334, 09:16. I have here a way to configure the initial video in portrait mode? Number of messages on how to rotate a specific clip, but I need the entire video in portrait position. How to get there? Now I use Windows 7 and first items 12 and 13.

  LaurieFrick

  There is no project preset for video in orientation portrait.

  But, you can rotate the whole video chronology

  a. at the level of the timeline, right-click on the video, the pop-up select Rotation 90 right or do rotate left 90.

  b. on the Panel range/Motion and applied effects effects tab/Applied expanded level, select the item in the timeline and use the Rotate option it.

  I don't understand

  Number of messages on how to rotate a specific clip, but I need the entire video in portrait position

  Do you really mean that you are looking to turn clips from more than 1 at a time? If this is what you mean, then

  'a' will work... Select all clips, right click any where in the selection of the pop-up select Rotation 90 right or do rotate left 90.

  'b' is not applicable.

  Please let us know if we have targeted your question.

  Thank you.

  RTA

  Add on... Playback on iPhone does not depend on the way you hold the iPhone? Applies to the record with the iPhone.

• iphone 6plus is configured to use the position landscape, like previous phones. mine does not change its position when changing phone flattened

  I have an Iphone 6plus will not change the position landscape by turning the phone just like my old 5. This can be corrected.

  Make sure that your phone is not locked in portrait mode.

  Slide upward to access the control center and make sure that the icon with the lock and semi circle is not enabled.

• My computer screen is in landscape position. How can I fix so that I do not read on the side?

  My computer screen is in landscape position. How can I fix so that I do not read on the side?

  Friday, October 19, 2012 13:12:42 + 0000, LisaCarey wrote:

  My computer screen is in landscape position. How can I fix so that I do not read on the side?

  The ability to rotate the screen image is a characteristic of your video
  card, to help work with instructors who turn to the portrait
  orientation. Almost certainly you accidentally pressed Ctrl-Alt, and
  an arrow key.

  Rotate using these keys.

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• self-timer to aplpha 37 - portrait scene turn to the landscape of the scene

  I use Sony a37 with remote control and automatic timer to make the picures of myself. When I put the portrait of the scene and after setup remote control for self-timer (9pics), turn to the camera automatically from landscape to the scene and the result is that the portrait is blury and sharp background. I would have the opposite effect of the picures.

  It is recommended that set you the switches on the lens and the camera to AF. In this way, the camera automatically focuses on the subject.

  The camera will switch between the different scene modes if you have the mode selector set to smart auto, or the [i] with the Green camera on your dial icon. Make sure you have the mode set knob to SNA and select [Picture] from the options that appear on the screen.

  Another parameter, you can adjust is the setting for area auto focus (AF). You must set the camera mode dial Auto program (P). Refer to the illustration below for instructions.

  

  Taking portraits, you must make sure that the setting of AF area you will use will align with the subject. You can use [area] or [place], depending on the position of the subject.

  If this post answers your question, please mark "accept as Solution.

• Portrait setting do not get blurred background

  I have an eos rebel t3i. I am trying to use the portrait to a crisp in the head with a blurred background and it doesn't work. Any suggestions?

  Hello

  Yes.

  The preset portrait will help you here, except by accident.  You must correctly set the shot.  Must have the following things:

  1.), the bottom must be at a distance behind your subject.  The further back the more fuzzy.  If your subject is leaning against a wall and you are shooting in a straight line, you won't get a blur (unless you have a primary goal of super wide opening super expensive, ish anyway).

  2). you set the most low f-stop (the largest opening/diaphragm) will make your goal.  Set the Av (shutter priority) mode which allows to get the opening (f/stop).  Low F/Nombre = big opening/aperture lens).  Kit lenses generally have a variable aperture from f/3.5 on the end of the larger of the zoom and f/4.5 or f/5.6 at the long end of the zoom.  A large aperture (opening) gives a shallow depth of field at the point only your subject will be made the point clear.  Things in front of or behind the subject will be blurred.

  3.) longer lens.  An ish of lens (50mm on your rebels, or preferably more) gives a depth of field.  If you zoom out at 18mm, there will be little possible blur.

  4.) put the camera closer to the subject.  The camera of the camera position and the background more away from the object and the differences in the distance help create the blur.

  I recommend buying the pleasure of reading the book "Understanding exposure by Bryan Petersen". It's mostly pictures of course, but it really helps explain the major concepts.  An explosion of knowledge, great and easy read.  Also watch 2 or 3 free 5 minutes tube you videos on "the triangle of exposure."  Same concept, more fast and free.

• My cat stepped on a key or a combination of keys that have changed my display screen in portrait instead of landscape.

  I left the lid of my laptop open to get something by mistake. My cat was sitting behind the laptop. When I came back, the display on my screen is oriented Portrait instead of the normal landscape orientation. I don't know how to put back to the landscape orientation of the display. Help!

  My oeprating system is Profwssional of MS WIndows XP in laptop Lenovo - about now oled 3 years (not sure). IAM aged retired 69 year married Lady. I worked in mainframe computers before and just learned about the PC a few years before I retired. I feel comfortable with a PC using the Microsoft operating system. I like the XP and updgrade for the latest systems from MS for the PC. Please tell me what to do to put the display in ' landscape '. Now, in order to type, I have to turn the phone in the normal position. I then have to ttuns it on the side to see the screen properly and for the mouse works correctly... Help!

  http://www.ehow.com/how_5925384_rotate-computer-screen-90-degrees.html

  above says to hold down the CTRL, ALT + arrow key (in the direction of your screen to rotate)

  hold simultaneously for 4 to 5 seconds

• My desktop screen is upside down. How he turned around in the right position?

  The top of the mu screen is upside down.  How di me he turned around in the right position?

  Sunday, December 26, 2010 23:08:09 + 0000, extra Dingo says:
   
  > The top of the mu screen is upside down.  How di me he turned around in the right position?
   
   
   
  The ability to rotate the screen image is a characteristic of your video
  card, to help work with instructors who turn to the portrait
  orientation. Almost certainly you accidentally pressed Ctrl-Alt, and
  an arrow key.
   
  Rotate using these keys.
   

  Ken Blake (MS-MVP)

• Base of screen is stuck in the down position

  I posted this earlier today and for some reason any, that it has been deleted. (I know it's there an hour after I posted it, so I'm not sure why it was deleted).  Anyway. I have a screen Dell UltraSharp 2405FPW monitor and today by chance, I pushed the monitor down and clicking on it in the locked position.  Until today, I wasn't even aware that he had that.  Long story short I fell on the dell site and discovered that you have to press the Unlock button.  Unfortunately, this does not work on my stand.  The button pushes into a fine, but the base of the monitor will not spark.  I use the two landscapes and modes Portrait every day and really need the stand to get back to the top, so I can rotate.  With all this down, it is almost impossible to rotate and when you do you must rear angle as far as it goes which makes it useless.  I went on Dell Chat and was essentially told too bad and I need to find someone to fix it for me or buy a new monitor.  Then he me the unplugged.  Note I was not angry or abusive up to this point, I was just trying to get it fixed.  Needless to say, after he abruptly ended the session, I was less happy that I almost lost my morning trying to solve this problem (only 30 minutes maximum was with the guys from cat). Anyway. The system is a XPS 600 and is still under warranty for another year.  I really want to spend another $600 on a new monitor just because the support is stuck, but I really need to be able to go back and fourth between portrait and landscape.  Does anyone know any way for me to fix this or get Dell to help me solve this problem? Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  Jason

  When you encounter any gluing or jam session with the base of the screen, perform them following operations =

  While pushing the button locking/release on the rear side of the stand, press down on the top of the screen to the ground, then gently pull the screen up.

• Issue report 9380/9790 using {position: fixed; top: 0em; width: 100%; background: #00F ;}}

  Dear Support forum,

  Has anyone else seen make artifacts when using position: fixed; on a 9380?

  I have a header and a footer with width bot: 100% using position: fixed to pin them on the top and the bottom.

  It works very well on a lot of blackberries, but in portrait mode on the 9380, a bar I get strange white ghost on the side:

  

  He is not seen in landscape mode:

  

  Although lack us a wide column of pixel made now on the left side.

  The 9790 makes the screen very well, but it should also be noted there a line of pixel on the merits in this case, given while the footer shows clearly: {position: fixed; low: 0em; width: 100% ;}}

  

  Example can be found here:

  http://www.Arche-it.com/BBDev/RenderIssue/index.html

  I can't reproduce this with another device. You can try the 9380 update to a more recent software, as 1647 (7.1.0.523) set that is available through many carriers? It is possible, that it's been fixed it.