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  I'm looking for a good wide-angle compatible with my Canon eos Rebel t5 camera. I'm on a tight budget and would like to spend $300 or less on the lens. If you have any recommendations, please let me know.

  FutureSailor wrote:

  I'm looking for a good wide-angle compatible with my Canon eos Rebel t5 camera. I'm on a tight budget and would like to spend $300 or less on the lens. If you have any recommendations, please let me know.

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• Invert the sense of the video shot with Canon Powershot SX20IS

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• How to rotate a video clip shot with a mobile phone.  I need to rotate the screen, not just the clip.

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• I just bought the new Canon 50 mega pixel EOS 5DSR and Lightroom 5 isn't recoginizing than RAW files please help

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• Photoshop and Lightroom for EOS 5DSR

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• Canon EOS 600 d producing dark tones of RAW images (.) CR2)

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  I'm new in the world of photography, using my Canon EOS 600 d for these past two years. I have turned off later just started shooting in RAW (.) CR2) format, mainly RAW + L. What I see is that all my CR2 files have a blackish tone added to them over the same JPEG formats. All images are all taken in manual mode.

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  1. There is a problem with the Canon EOS 600 d model. Friends of my friends with Canon EOS 600 d are complained of the same show.
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  I think that Picasa is your problem.  All RAW converters are different.  Mr. Martin is correct to a point, but most of the converters apply the settings that you have made in your camera in a tag file.  This is how a RAW file can even be posted. Otherwise, you can not view a RAW file.  IMHO, Adobe is the best RAW converter.  It is a view shared by photographers professionals and laboratories.  You can certainly use PLR as your RAW converter.  After all, it's own Canon, and it's free.  But I recommend you get one of the programs Adobe Photoshop Elemets 6 Lightroom or Photoshop full blown.

  Even some of the free converters are better than Picasa.  GIMPshop for example or Darktable (Mac).

  Remember that it is always better to get the right settings in the camera rather than rely on the post to do.  ACR 9 will apply these settings for beginners.

• Canon eos 80 d RAW photos

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• RAW converter for canon EOS 5 d R

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• Canon Flash 430EX 11 to go with my Canon EOS camera D 70 with a 18-135mm lens.

  I bought a Canon 430EX 11 Flash to go with my Canon EOS camera D 70 with a 18-135mm lens. Flash displays the icon confirming the auto zoom only intermittent and when it isn't, twist the zoom of the camera does not appear on the screen of the flash.  The batteries are charged and the flash is locked on the camera.

  I'm not entirely sure I understand your question.  The 430EX II has can be put in a mode where it automatically follows the camera zoom (within the limits... 24 mm to 105 mm), but you can ALSO put it in a mode where you manually control the zoom flash.  If it's in the manual control mode, so it won't automatically zoom.

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• Photoshop works better with the Canon EOS 7 d or Nikon D7000?

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• The EFM 22 mm f/2 lens STM will work with my Canon eos Rebel t5?

  I'm looking at the lens Canon EFM 22 mm f/2 STM and I wonder if it will work for my Canon eos Rebel t5. I need to know as soon as possible. I searched other places online and cannot find something that answers my question. If anyone knows and could tell me I would really appreciate it.
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• Canon EOS 70 d giving garbeled photos

  My new Canon EOS 70 d gives didital garbeled photos. This happens for ~1/20 I took photos. A strange thing about the preview just after a shot of 'bad' looked OK / normal did once later on the camera or download the distorted image appear.  Curiously, if a bad photo to save the photo thumbnail to my desktop icon seems OK

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  Before contacting Canon it is a problem with a simple solution?

  

  

  Low level format your sd card and change your way to transfer your pictures from the camera to the computer. If the photos looked in the camera and you can enlarge in the problem is being transferred.

• Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT photos are stored at 72 dpi and not 180 dpi. Can I change this?

  When I download my photos taken with my Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT to my computer, I see they are listed as 72 dpi, but when I download pictures from my small pocket cameras Canon (like my Powershot S410 or ELP 300) they are listed as 180 dpi.  It is a function of the cameras, or is it a setting I can change on the rebels to store the photos at 180 dpi?

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  As you can see, I know very little about digital photography.  In the past, I have not even noticed that pictures of rebels were at 72 dpi and the others were to 180.

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  If you say that the printer to print a 4 x 6 proof it will not (in general) paid no attention to indications of DPI image.  All shots of my XSi are 72 dpi so I printed several pictures on a dozen different places throughout the city and the DPI setting in the image file is ignored in favor of the resolution of the printer and the size of the image.  In other words, if the printer only 300 DPI then my impression out to 300 DPI.  I've never seen a case where the printer used the DPI setting in the file.  I can't guarantee that it will not happen on some printers, somewhere.

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• Canon EOS 7 d soft images

  Hello

  I feel soft and dull pictures with my Canon EOS 7 d with a 17-55 mm EFS.

  Maybe it's the operator error, but I wonder if the focus of the brightness settings are out of wack.

  I expect more tight overall focus. No matter what I do I can't seem to draw on the development. Most of those shots were the focus setting. And the watterfall timer/tripod shots, including the movie shots.

  These shootings seem to just bad.

  Here is a sample of the settings Auto, P, and M.

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  http://chappledesign.com/Canon_EOS_7D/

  sparkyj wrote:

  Thanks Bob, is this something to be definitively resolved, and it will remain fixed? Have you seen all the links out there that address this specific task for this body/lens combo? I thought that maybe it could be a firmware issue. Or maybe I'm just completely a bad batch of settings will.

  It is permanent and stay put unless you reset the unit to factory settings. This will occur if send you the camera to Canon for cleaning and inspection. What I do is so save the settings of the AFMA in a worksheet (cameras on the x, lenses on the y axis), so that I can restore the settings later without guessing or recalibration.

  The calibration itself is not difficult, but it can be time-consuming, since it is trial and error. Capitalist companies will try to sell you different AIDS to the process (paper targets, etc.). Most (all?) of those which are unnecessary and should be avoided.

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