Ok, so the title got your attention, haha.... I have been in a few photo pits taking photos of bands and I move around often and drop to me knees at times to get the best pictures I can, but my knees are hurting.I have seen a foam pad which is fine w...
I know there are legal ramifications to this, but could we set up a place to add feature requests? For example, I think an explicit DOF display would be really useful for the new 70-300II.
So I was out at a city event shooting photos for fun for a band that was performing and one city employee asked me to share those photos with him.It was outside, a community event with kid activities, etc...I did share the flickr album with them and ...
Hi, Got my Canon 220 Lide today.Say i want to scan 5 A4 documents. I open IJ Scan Utility and select "Document".Once it has scanned, it asks if i want to "Exit" or scan another document by selecting "Scan". Ive got more documents to scan so i select ...
My Canoscan 900F worked perfectly until Windows 10 was updated automatically now I cannot get the scanner to work I constantly get the error 2, 190,0 error that "the protective sheet is attached". The previous version that everything worked was Windo...
A note to the Powers That Be: Why don't you consider establishing a "Video" board in the "Camera" forum. The posts in the forum on video-related topics are numerous and wide-ranging, but those of us who are still photography specialists are clueless ...
I'd like to have the option to scan photos at 4800 dpi. Literature I've read say it's possible with this machine, but when I use Scangear, the max I see is 1200, even though I've enabled large scans. In advance, many thanks for any help.
As the title states My Image Garden Won't open or even recognize some PDF's (most of them) I can open them up in other apps or web browsers with no problem.I want to edit them and or add more pages. If I browse to the folder where the PDF's are at so...
I understand down-sampling a high-resolution image will improve its noise level. What I'm not clear about is whether that's done in-camera by setting your capture size to something less than the maximum - or if you should scale it down in DPP or PS....
