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Vanderklam
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Posted: 12 Jan 2009 at 8:20am |
Hi guys, Does anyone have any idea as to how to change the shooting resolution for a Canon EOS 400D?? It is currently on a default set at 72 dpi, but Im looking to crank it up to at least 200, but I have lost the manual. Any ideas?? Kev |
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AndyS
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Hi Kev Is this what your looking for http://oregonstate.edu/is/mediaservices/sms/sites/default/fi les/Canon_Rebel_XTi.pdf Or go here http://www.canon.co.uk/Support/User_Manuals/index.asp and pick your model, also check the Software CD which came with the camera, you might have a PDF version on there Edited by AndyS |
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Vanderklam
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Thats great, many thanks Andy
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DrDom
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Kev DSLRs (and most digital cameras) shoot at one resolution which you can not change - although you can change the number of pixels that are captured. Pixels per inch are only really relevant when it comes to printing - where you can re-size your very large but low resolution 72 dpi file to a smaller one at a higher resolution. HTH - Dominic |
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Dominic Tantram - Guildford
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