Canon

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Seems as if the Speedlite 420ex can't keep up with the speed of the 50d. Many missed flashes.

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'Format' removes all data stored on the card inside the camera.

You should use this option with caution as you will lose all photos stored on that card, even if they have been marked as 'protected'/'locked'. This action cannot be undone.

It would seem that this camera is not compatible with the high-capacity SD cards, such as SDHC or SDXC, and since the highest capacity of data on a standard SD card is 2 GB, then that would be the limit.

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Yes. The camera will accept SD or SDHC cards.

The color only.

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A lens for taking pictures of people's faces. The best length is considered to be between 50 and 105mm (if you have a camera with a cropped sensor then your lens will be 1.6X longer so your 50mm would become about 78mm). These lenses have large apertures of about F2.8 to ensure good background blur so there are no distractions from the subject's face. ********

There was a time when zoom lenses were not of sufficient quality to be used for portrait work; certainly not for any serious professional, anyway. It is a generic term (which probably was coined even before that) because a portrait lens focal length depends on the film format being used. 80 mm was about right for 35 mm film, but 105 was OK, being slightly long. I disagree with the notion expressed above that anything around 50 is OK for 35 mm film; it's too short. As for 120/220 film, portrait begins at around 150 mm, so you can see what I mean by "portrait lens" being a generic term. Also, when using longer focal lengths, depth of field is less when all other factors are equal. Therefore, smaller f stops such as F8 are required, not larger, so I don't see the point about that either. For 35 mm, an 80 mm lens at F2.8 at ten feet provides a depth of field of approximately 9 inches. This is not enough to render the complete subject in focus (from one shoulder to the next) in a 45 degree pose.

Turn the camera over. At the right is a small cover with an indent just beside where the strap is fastened. If you look into the indent you will see BATT in the plastic. Pry this cover open and there is the battery. It is a Lithium CR123 as shown on the inside of that cover.

Megapixel is like megabite. Megabite has 1 000 000 bytes so megapixel has 1000 000 pixels. Mega refers to 10^6

"SLR" stands for "Single Lens Reflex" and broadly refers to the fact that an angled mirror means that the image projected to the eyepiece is exactly what will be on the film. (In other film cameras, the eyepiece is offset and sees a slightly different view to what will be on the film) More popularly, an SLR camera is known as one that involves interchangeable lenses. SLR cameras come in both film and digital versions. Nowadays very few of the major manufacturers still make film SLRs.

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Never ever lease. Leasing is a horrible deal. Buy a one year old Certified Used car. You save money and get a better warranty than a new vehicle.

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Canon's A-series cameras were (and are) prone to developing a noisy squeal when the shutter is fired. The problem occurs when the lubrication on the mechanism dries out over time. The fix is to relubricate the offending parts. While there are instructions (available online; do a search) for doing this yourself, you can create worse problems if you get oil or grease where it doesn't belong. I've had cameras with the problem, but I chose to have a professional CLA (clean, lube, adjust) done to the camera.

I have an ae-1, The shutter speed is the dial on the top right side with all the numbers and the word "program" on it. Program is idiot-mode: used just to snap shots. In bright daylight use higher speed like 1000 or 1600 and in darker situations use like like 100. anything under 60 requires a tripod, for a clear picture. The speed can be so slow, that camera will allow you to set the speed slow enough that it could take a full minute to take a picture.

There is no magic number. It depends on the size of the image in pixels, the quality or compression selected and to a small extent, even the amount of detail in the subject. The pixels and compression options vary by camera model. You can usually change the settings between shots and end up with a mix of different sized images. In the case of video, the answer could be as little as one file.

The manual for the camera will have a table that gives you guidelines based on the settings it has. If you don't have the manual, you can look for an electronic copy or specifications on the manufacturer's web site.

Or, when the card is empty, you can set the camera for the picture size and quality you will use most and then see how many shots the cameras display says it has room for or how many shots are left.

If all else fails (for example, you don't own this camera yet and cant find specs), estimate the average file size you will be shooting using a similar model and divide that into the size of the memory card you are thinking about buying (both numbers must be in the same units. If you know the file size in megabytes, then change the card size to megabytes by multiplying GB times 1000). Don't use a sample photo of the sky or a plain white background. Take a photo with plenty of detail and color. [[User:Srobidoux|Srobidoux]]

Yes. K and KB are both shorthand for kilo bytes. 1200 is indeed bigger than 840

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