How to set the resolution of SLR?

Question 1: How to adjust the resolution of Canon EOS 1000D SLR camera? Adjust the resolution (pixels) of Canon EOS 1000D SLR camera: Open the menu-Image Quality Settings and press the following settings.

JPEG and JPE images

(1) large/excellent: about 3.8MB(3888×2592 pixels)

(2) Large/Ordinary: about 2.0MB(3888×2592 pixels)

(3) average/excellent: about 2.3MB(28 16× 1880 pixels)

(4) Medium/Normal: about1.2 MB (2816×1880 pixels)

(5) Small/excellent: about1.3 MB (1936×1288 pixels)

(6) Small/Ordinary: about 0.7MB (1936× 1288 pixels)

(7)RAW: about 9.8MB(3888×2592 pixels)

The exact file size depends on the theme.

Question 2: How to set the resolution of Canon digital camera Press FUNC/SET, use the up and down arrow keys to select L, and use the left and right arrow keys to select the resolution you want. Secondly, I only intend to leave the photos in the computer or develop 5 or 6-inch photos with a resolution of 2 million or 4 million pixels and a compression ratio of fine.

Question 3: How to set the camera resolution? There are photo quality and size in the shooting menu. Set the best quality, such as fine and high quality, and set the size of the maximum or highest resolution.

The one with the highest resolution occupies the largest space, but now they all use memory cards. Don't worry about these, just delete the bad ones.

Question 4: How to adjust the resolution of Canon 600d SLR camera in the camera settings menu? The resolution setting has options.

Canon 600D has the following resolutions to choose from:

L (large): about 654.38+07.9 million pixels (565.438+084× 3456)

M (middle): about 8 million pixels (3456×2304)

S 1 (small 1): about 4.5 million pixels (2592× 1728).

S2 (small 2): about 2.5 million pixels (1920× 1280)

S3 (small 3): about 350,000 pixels (720×480)

RAW: about17.9 million pixels (5 184×3456)

In fact, it is most appropriate to choose the maximum resolution ... it is not good to choose a medium or small resolution to lose pixels in vain.

Question 5: How to set the resolution of Canon camera? Read the instructions. There must be something in the instruction manual. Generally, press the FUNC/ Set key, use the up and down arrow keys to select L, and use the left and right arrow keys to select the desired resolution.

Question 6: How to adjust the resolution (pixels) in the image quality setting of Canon digital camera? L, m, s three specifications, large, medium and small.

Question 7: How does the SLR Canon 600D adjust the video resolution to 720*576? Or how to adjust later? I hope it helps you.

System:

You said 720X576 is standard definition PAL system. That is, the resolution used by non-HD channels in our country.

There is also 720X480, which is the standard-definition NTSC system and is used in the United States.

Since we are talking about the problem of 720X576, let's first determine where we are playing. If you want to play it on TV and DVD in our country, first set 600D to PAL format.

Resolution:

I have been using 7D, 5D2 and 5D3 myself.

Except photography, it is basically used to shoot short films.

600D should be basically the same, so the resolution can only be set to 1920X 1080 or 640X480 (5D2 can't be set to 1280X720, I don't know if 600D will work).

We suggest you use 1920X 1080. Have 1280X720, trust photography, that's totally ok.

Reason: You used 640X480, obviously the resolution is insufficient. Only 1920X 1080 and 1280X720 are left (I don't know if 600D is available).

Frame rate:

If you want to play it on the movie screen, choose 24P shooting.

If you want to synchronize with the frame rate in our country, then choose 25P.

If you want to synchronize with American imperialists, choose 30P(29.98P) after NTSC.

Later period:

In fact, when you say 720X576, you can basically think that you are broadcasting with the standard of domestic standard-definition channels.

Then you open EDIUS, PREMIER, FINALCUT, AVID, and select the project file first.

Do you want to choose 720X576 50I or 25P I and p? I won't go into details, just ask questions about photography.

Then you import the material, and there will be a problem: 1 The material scale does not match 720X576. 2. The material is very large.

So all you need to do later is crop or "scale" to match 720X576. But because the scale doesn't match, you scale it anyway, either cut off the two sides or black edges appear up and down.

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But there is also an advantage, if your material is 1920X 1080, if you only take the shot. It can be completely enlarged without affecting the image quality, but it can get close-ups or even close-ups. It is equal to using a lens many times.

Early stage: It can be found in later stage, because it needs to be cut or scaled in the same proportion, it will involve the composition problem.

The easiest way is to stick black tape on both sides of the screen or monitor when shooting in the early 600D, and tell yourself the scope of the border.

PS: 600d Remember to crack it with magic lamp. If you like to toss, you can crack it, then there are CROPMARKS to call, and there is no need to post black bars.

Question 8: How to adjust the pixel size of Canon camera? The pixels of the camera are fixed, determined by the photosensitive elements and cannot be changed. The only thing that can be changed is the size of the photos taken. Just choose the size of the photo in the camera settings, which is generally divided into L (large), M (medium) and S (small).

Question 9: How can a SLR camera adjust the pixel value of a SLR camera photo? Just take the largest one. If you choose a smaller one, you will lose pixels in vain, but you won't have any improvement in image quality ... it's not worth the candle!

If you really want to adjust it, wouldn't it be better to shoot with the largest pixel and then enlarge or cut it in the computer?

Question 10: How to set the pixels of the camera and find the following options; 640 x480 800x6001024x7681280x9601600x1200 2560x1920 3200 x2400 This is the number of pixels, and 640x480 is the minimum pixel. Generally, 1024X768 can be selected. This pixel can be used to make a computer full-screen desktop, which can print 7-inch photos. If you want to cut later, you can use1600x1200,2560x1920. In addition, the maximum and minimum values of different digital cameras are different.