I have two questions: rule-of-thirds grid on LCD? And how does it handle RAW images in Photoshop?
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Yes for rule of thirds. There is a program to download so PS can see the RW2 files, but I haven't downloaded it yet for PSE10. I have a iMac and when I want to process in PSE10 I convert to Tiff files, but will download the program eventually.
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Thanks for your input. Like you I also used almost every Nikon camera. At present I use D3X, and always shoot raw Nef format. To process in Photoshop, I like to convert into DNG, and this is possible with D3X. One year ago I tried Nikon D4 before I purchased, and found out Converting its RAW format to DNG was not possible. D4 was not supported by Adobe DNG. I wonder if Adobe had now included D4 as compatible to convert its Raw to DNG. I would be grateful if you Can you confirm. Thank you.
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You will need to find the sweet spot for straight lines (by tilting) in your composition. Sounds like your Sigma worked the same way. Fisheyes are like that :)
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I have Photoshop Elements 11 and it works very well with that version. It should be the same with Elements 12.
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My experience with the Pandigital for color and black and white photographs is absolutely wonderful. I love this machine. For negatives I am using another machine a negative converter to digital. You can find them everywhere, in Bestu Buy, Amazon.com and inclusive in Walmart. They are very inexpensive and work wonders on negatives. Again, I love my Pandigital but I use it only for photographs. I hope I was able to help.excelent
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yeah sounds like a dead pixel. problem is if it's just 1 you're SOL. I had this issue with my sony lcd and Customer Support said that they'll warranty it for 15 or more dead pixels. Luckily my friend run a PC Richard so I exchanged it. If you look close and its the shape of a rectangle on a grid then it's a dead pixel.
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Hi Isaabel,I am still loving the S90 and learn something new about it almost every day. It is infinitely adjustable if you like to tinker around (or if you know what you are doing better than I do so far... you might say "use full manual control"). The instant feedback on the very nice LCD screen is helping me learn to be a better photographer. The only thing that is hard to do is create good bokeh effects but I am trying to find internet tutorials that help with this. Also, I can probably address it to some degree in Photoshop Elements or Photoshop (when I get an extra minute!) Good luck with your decision.Heirloom Tomato Hi Isaabel,I am still loving the S90 and learn something new about it almost every day. It is infinitely adjustable if you like to tinker around (or if you know what you are doing better than I do so far... you might say "use full manual control"). The instant feedback on the very nice LCD screen is helping me learn to be a better photographer. The only thing that is hard to do is create good bokeh effects but I am trying to find internet tutorials that help with this. Also, I can probably address it to some degree in Photoshop Elements or Photoshop (when I get an... » Read More Hi Isaabel,I am still loving the S90 and learn something new about it almost every day. It is infinitely adjustable if you like to tinker around (or if you know what you are doing better than I do so far... you might say "use full manual control"). The instant feedback on the very nice LCD screen is helping me learn to be a better photographer. The only thing that is hard to do is create good bokeh effects but I am trying to find internet tutorials that help with this. Also, I can probably address it to some degree in Photoshop Elements or Photoshop (when I get an extra minute!) Good luck with your decision.Heirloom Tomato « Show Less
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I don't see a setting anywhere for a totally equal sided square picture,if that's what your talking about. I've been all through the Menu Settings and have never seen a setting like that.
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Yes, you can select from several transitions. wipes, fades, and pixeling. It is very close to standard picture ratio.
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Hello James, was curious if you found a similar camera without the grid lines, or was able to remove the grid lines? I like this camera as well but want to use it as a cargo camera, hence I do not want grid lines. Thanks!
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works great in RAW. Depending on your camera, choose custom white balance after taking a shot of the light falling on your scene with Expodisc and use that data for your pictures.
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When the pictures are various dimensions, does it put black or another color on the unused screen areas? My concern is that it should not stretch or change the width to height ratio.
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I just bought a digital frame and have the same question. Supposedly it's 480x220 but just like you - that leaves space top and bottom. I tried various other dimensions but have yet to fill the frame. 450x240 is close but not quite there and the frame is probably doing some unwanted manipulation to the picture. Have you gotten any clues from elsewhere?
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I have only used the item with 35 mm slides. Using it with these works very well. Some color distortion - in some cases can be corrected on Photoshop Elements. Also, some cropping occurs - but the model for the price (compared with ones 10x more) works well. Look at specs of this model for more info..
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Thanks but what I'd like to understand is how it can be working perfectly one day, shut off while not in use, then the next time I turn it on, the image on the LCD screen is blurred, I haven't even pressed the shutter release yet, (and wouldn't due to the blurred and dark image). How can that happen? Why is there a need to adjust ISO settings when they haven't been touched?!
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I think if you are going to zoom in and expect good resolution you should raise your shooting pixels way above 3. I was pleased with mine when I tried it. If you don't increase the pixels then if you need to blow up your picture it will seem grainy.
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Sorry to be asking such basic, ignorant questions about aspect ratio, but someone was messing with my camera and changed all the settings -- and now the pictures all look as if they were taken in the fog. Both the light and images are off. Can someone tell me what the basic aspect ratio setting is? Also, I'm using this camera as a point and shoot and never using the manual settings -- which I know is a waste of a nice camera. Anyone know a good online tutorial? The instruction manual literally puts me to sleep, and confuses me. I am really a novice here, and the manual seems to make assumptions about F stop, aspect ratio etc.thanks so much / Sorry to be asking such basic, ignorant questions about aspect ratio, but someone was messing with my camera and changed all the settings -- and now the pictures all look as if they were taken in the fog. Both the light and images are off. Can someone tell me what the basic aspect ratio setting is? Also, I'm using this camera as a point and shoot and never using the manual settings -- which I know is a waste of a nice camera. Anyone know a good online tutorial? The instruction manual literally puts me to sleep, and confuses me. I am really a novice here, and the manual seems to... » Read More Sorry to be asking such basic, ignorant questions about aspect ratio, but someone was messing with my camera and changed all the settings -- and now the pictures all look as if they were taken in the fog. Both the light and images are off. Can someone tell me what the basic aspect ratio setting is? Also, I'm using this camera as a point and shoot and never using the manual settings -- which I know is a waste of a nice camera. Anyone know a good online tutorial? The instruction manual literally puts me to sleep, and confuses me. I am really a novice here, and the manual seems to make assumptions about F stop, aspect ratio etc.thanks so much / « Show Less