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<p>Many Thanks Ross.<br>

Cheers<br>

Shiro</p>

<p >Hi there,</p>

<p >I am keen to buy a Cannon underwater point and shoot camera and would like to get some advice/help on buying one.</p>

<p >What camera type, model should I look for?</p>

<p >Your help is much appreciated.</p>

<p > </p>

<p >Cheers</p>

<p >Shiro</p>

<p>Many Thanks. That's awesome!</p>

 

<p >Hi,</p>

<p >I have a Canon 450D DSLR camera and I would like to know whether it is possible to display the grid lines in rule of third on the viewfinder?</p>

<p >Please let me know how I can display it if this is possible.</p>

<p >Your help is much appreciated.</p>

<p >Cheers</p>

<p >Shiro</p>

<p>Hi there,<br>

I have just paid 25$ as subscription for an year and I did not get an acknowledgement. </p>

<p>Could you please confirm whether my payment has come through alright?<br>

Many Thanks!<br>

Shiro</p>

 

<p>Many Thanks James. Appreciate your help and you have described it well.<br>

I do understand what you say now with the aspect ratio. I have already started to resize my photos.<br>

Cheers</p>

<p>Thanks.<br /> So, is it the aspect ratio that must be focussed on when downsizing an image?<br /> If so, how does it work? It is the width of the image to its height?<br /> appreciate your help...</p>

<p>Many Thanks for the replies.... I am trying this for the first time....<br>

The dimensions I have given are for the out side of the matte. So the image size must be smaller than these sizes as I have mentioned in my question. I was thinking of having an actual image size of 300x85mm(for the rectangular)<br>

I tried to using Photoshop's image>image size function where I switched off the 'resample' flag so my pixel dimensions would not be reduced. Then I set the width and the height came up automatically. The resolution too went up to about 700. I am thinking when it gets printed in the lab, the excess pixels will get thrown away automatically. Is this what happens...I am not sure... The lab is still closed for holidays and will open only next week.</p>

<p>Thanks Bob. Yes, it is a Cannon 450D :) and apologies for not being clear in the question...<br>

I am not trying to fit a rectangular into a square or the other way around.<br>

What I am trying to do is to fit landscape/panoramic images which are rectangular to a smaller rectangular image of size 130x380mm. Also and fit the square images to smaller square images of size 254x254mm. <br /><br /> The dimensions I have given are for the out side of the matte. So the image size must be smaller than these sizes as I have mentioned in my question. </p>

<p>I am not sure whether this is the right place to ask this question....since I couldn't find any, thought of coming here as the closest possible place.... apologies...if this isn't the right forum...<br>

I need help with how to reduce the size of an image to fit various smaller sizes. E.g. 135 x 380mm I(landscape/rectangular format), 254 x254mm(square format) etc mounted/matted. Therefore, the image must be made smaller than these sizes without losing quality and any part of the image. I am unable to crop to achieve these sizes since I need the full image.<br>

I need to reduce sizes of these images for professional printing.<br>

These photos were taken by using a Canon D450 camera and in both RAW & JPEG<br>

Your help is much appreciated.</p>

<p>Cheers<br>

Shiro</p>

 

<p >I use the hyperfocal focusing technique mostly and it works. However, there are times it doesn’t work. Aperture between f8 and f11 or so and in manual focus mode. I just use the photo tool – DOF hyperfocal distance calculator to get the distance. </p>

<p>Thanks heaps!</p>

<p>Many Thanks and much Appreciated!</p>

Thanks so much for your help. Now, it's time to go shopping :)

<p>Many Thanks!<br>

I don't have a head for the tripod. I need to buy the whole thing.</p>

<p>Hi there - I am looking to buy a tripod and was wondering whether I could get some advice/tips on buying one?<br>

I mainly do panos (by stitching), landscape and also low light and sometimes wildlife photography.</p>

<p>Any help is much appreciated.</p>

<p>Cheers<br>

Shiro</p>

 

<p>Many Thanks!</p>

<p>Thanks Jim. <br>

I am still not sure whether I need to enter a figure in subject distance when using the dof master calculator to get the hyper focal distance?</p>

<p > </p>

 

Hi,

When calculating hyper focal distance using dof master how to know the subject distance? What put in there and is it mandatory to enter

a number in there?

 

I was trying to take a landscape photo with a canon 450d with 16mm eos L lens.

 

Any help much appreciated.

 

Cheers

Shiro

<p>Thanks John.</p>

<p>Hi,<br>

Many Thanks for your help. As you have said, my final product was not that great. The exposure was not smooth at all and to be honest, it was awful. Hence, I thought of asking the question :).<br>

The other reason was because i had shot them in raw...<br>

I will try another one the other way around.<br>

Once again, appreciate your help</p>

<p>Hi,<br>

Many Thanks for your help. As you have said, my final product was not that great. The exposure was not smooth at all and to be honest, it was awful. Hence, I thought of asking the question :).<br>

The other reason was because i had shot them in raw...<br>

I will try another one the other way around.<br>

Once again, appreciate your help!</p>

<p>Hi,<br>

Many Thanks for your help. As you have said, my final product was not that great. The exposure was not smooth at all and to be honest, it was awful. Hence, I thought of asking the question :).<br>

The other reason was because i had shot them in raw...<br>

I will try another one the other way around.<br>

Once again, appreciate your help!</p>

<p>Hi,</p>

<p>I would like to know whether it is possible to make a panorama by using HDR and photomerge technology:</p>

<ol>

<li>shoot in AEB and take 3 shots of each point of the panorama (make sure to overlap each photo) </li>

<li>HDR each point (each will have 3 shots of different exposure)</li>

<li>use either photomerge (in photoshop) or Microsoft ice or any stitching program to stitch them into a panorama.</li>

</ol>

<p>Your help is much appreciated.</p>

<p>Many Thanks!</p>

<p>I had set it to raw and jpeg. I have now set it to only raw. Also, the drive mode is continuous.</p>

<p>once again, appreciate your help very much.</p>