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02/22/2007 12:18:43 AM · #26 |
Originally posted by TIHadi:
It is perfect and more than perfect on every day dust. PERFECT. But the problem is with the dust that arrived with the camera adhered to the sensor from Canon and it just wont go away. |
Doesn't it have that mapping function to erase stuff like that?
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02/22/2007 12:22:00 AM · #27 |
Originally posted by skewsme:
Minimal Editing Question: Rotation is allowed. How about 'flip image' horizontally or vertically? Just curious :D |
yes thats just rotating your photo 180 |
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02/22/2007 12:22:24 AM · #28 |
Originally posted by skewsme:
Minimal Editing Question: Rotation is allowed. How about 'flip image' horizontally or vertically? Just curious :D |
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say "No". If for no other reason than it'll show up in Jason's thread search. |
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02/22/2007 12:25:13 AM · #29 |
Originally posted by noisemaker:
Originally posted by skewsme:
Minimal Editing Question: Rotation is allowed. How about 'flip image' horizontally or vertically? Just curious :D |
yes thats just rotating your photo 180 |
no, its like making the things like a reflection in a mirror, so if the things on the left are now on the right, but not upside down. makes sense? |
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02/22/2007 12:56:18 AM · #30 |
Originally posted by jdannels:
Originally posted by noisemaker:
Originally posted by skewsme:
Minimal Editing Question: Rotation is allowed. How about 'flip image' horizontally or vertically? Just curious :D |
yes thats just rotating your photo 180 |
no, its like making the things like a reflection in a mirror, so if the things on the left are now on the right, but not upside down. makes sense? |
OH! i totally confused myself there. thanks for clearing that up! |
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02/22/2007 12:56:47 AM · #31 |
Originally posted by levyj413:
Originally posted by TIHadi:
It is perfect and more than perfect on every day dust. PERFECT. But the problem is with the dust that arrived with the camera adhered to the sensor from Canon and it just wont go away. |
Doesn't it have that mapping function to erase stuff like that? |
You see, you have to take a dust data photo; just a photo on very white paper 1-2 feet away from the camera, whit the paper covering ALL the view finder and while focusing on infinity. The camera saves that file (a very very small file) and then it imbeds it with the file of each image. It says you should use a focal length greater than 50 mm, when doing the dust data photo and it should work for all lenses.
Well, it only works for than exact focal length and as you sway from it, the dust becomes more apparent, of course more blurred and faded if you go to higher focal length.
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02/22/2007 10:24:02 AM · #32 |
Bump.... for an answer from SC. Thanks.
Originally posted by skewsme:
Minimal Editing Question: Rotation is allowed. How about 'flip image' horizontally or vertically? Just curious :D |
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02/22/2007 10:34:43 AM · #33 |
Originally posted by skewsme:
Bump.... for an answer from SC. Thanks.
Originally posted by skewsme:
Minimal Editing Question: Rotation is allowed. How about 'flip image' horizontally or vertically? Just curious :D |
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My initial reaction is no, but submit a ticket so other SC members can see it and offer their opinion. Help>Contact>General |
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02/22/2007 11:36:08 AM · #34 |
Just in case anyone else was wondering about this, here is the answer (from  kirbic):
"Flipping is not allowed in minimal, only rotation." |
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02/22/2007 11:51:04 AM · #35 |
Originally posted by fotomann_forever:
Me guesses the 400D sensor cleaner is not perfect? ;-) |
It's called marketing hype. |
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02/22/2007 11:53:38 AM · #36 |
| Is Sepia allowed in Basic Editing? |
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02/22/2007 11:54:19 AM · #37 |
Originally posted by c-line:
Is Sepia allowed in Basic Editing? |
Yes in basic, no in minimal
Message edited by author 2007-02-22 11:54:32.
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02/22/2007 11:59:39 AM · #38 |
Originally posted by KarenNfld:
Originally posted by c-line:
Is Sepia allowed in Basic Editing? |
Yes in basic, no in minimal |
Unless you have a sepia setting in-camera. Then it is allowed. So don't vote down a sepia shot just because it's sepia.
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02/22/2007 12:02:44 PM · #39 |
Originally posted by c-line:
Is Sepia allowed in Basic Editing? |
If done in-camera, yes
Warmed B&W in Minimal Editing.
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02/22/2007 12:10:07 PM · #40 |
| Well you can hide the dust, I've been looking at some pictures and the dust steps out more on some pictures then on others( it's sharper). It' looks out of focus on some, so it probably depends on where the focus is (you can barely see it when focused to infinity). |
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