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5 hours ago
I believe some (but not all) photos on Flickr use this approach, depending on the user settings.
Such methods are somewhat useless. For one thing, if the website visitor can view the photo, then...
10 hours ago
I'm afraid you've misunderstood the problem. It is not necessary to highlight anything in order to paste.
Regards,
Peter
10 hours ago
Which alternatives?
Common ones are
* Safari
* Opera
* Chrome
On Windows I find Safari a bit of a resource-hog, it can cause problems with other applications. However Chrome and...
12 hours ago
A = Automatic
B = Manual
I've no idea why the makers didn't choose something like A for Auto and M for Manual, that would have been more logical.
In the "auto" mode, a sensor on the front...
22 hours ago
I'm not an expert in Japanese, but I believe the correct transliteration into English is "boke". However, because of a tendency to mispronounce it, someone suggested adding the "h" to as a hint...
2 days ago
Exactly.
I prefer to think of this as a "versatility factor", in that a 3x zoom offers a bigger variety of shooting choices than a 2x zoom. What it does *not* describe is the absolute degree...
2 days ago
Well, I've now received an sample of an actual TIFF file, I was wondering whether some software might be able to successfully open the image. Sadly, everything I've tried gives the same result, the...
2 days ago
There are some merits to your argument.
In the days of film, it was common to produce a "contact-sheet" which gave a quick same-size version of all the frames on a roll of film. Then, only the...
2 days ago
All you can do is use highest ISO and widest lens aperture.
At wideangle setting the aperture will be f/3.5 which is slightly better than the f/4.4 available at the telephoto stting of the...
2 days ago
Normally, there are two main types of image stabilisation.
Either the lens or the sensor is moved to counteract camera shake.
Some manufacturers rather misleadingly refer to "digital"...
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