can you blow up your photos to 8x10 without noise?
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I have a 18191 V-Lux-4 with 12.7 MP and have no noise with blow ups including larger than 16 X 20, if shot in full quality. The zoom can affect the noise but very little.
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Yes. You should not have any issues getting beautiful 8x10s out of this camera.
1888573
I think if you are going to zoom in and expect good resolution you should raise your shooting pixels way above 3. I was pleased with mine when I tried it. If you don't increase the pixels then if you need to blow up your picture it will seem grainy.
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I mostly use auto mode, and my pictures are generally of good quality. One feature it has that I really like is an easy,quick, convenient way to increase or decrease exposure by up to three stops.
99188
You can set it to burst mode 10 frames per second. Good to have a class 10 SDHC card to, will speed up time between shots (image capture to memory).
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I had not tried that feature yet. I usually only leave the camera at its native settings for the highest quality. I usually edit the photos/videos after the raw footage is uploaded to keep the full resolution.
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The size of room makes no difference. Settings are super simple: press a button. Quality is good when you consider the size of hidden lens and mike. I photographed a painting and the result was amazingly true.
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I put 1751 Photos in a 8GB SD card and they all play. NOTE: if you get a red x on some Photos form the net it is because they are a NON STANDARD SIZE. You Can use FastStone Photo Resizer to Batch Resize. Just pick one of the Standard Size in the APP. Advanced Options/ Standard Size Height 600/ Filter Lanczos2 (Sharper)
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Should be able to. My old A2000is and my current SX280 work that way. I had bought and then returned the 160. The pictures as displayed on my computer screen had a fuzzy look to them before doing any enlarging with the blow up button. Only a few looked reasonable. I shoot primarily in 80 ISO for best resolution, but that didn't help with the SX160. If you do not have your Canon camera yet you can go to their website and access the owner manual in pdf.
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Horses and Cows answered this question perfectly. The format button next to the mute button allows you to adjust the size of the picture to 4:3, Zoom, Full, H-Fill, or Just.
1254700
Unless you are planning to print poster-size photos it is completely useless to go for more than 10MPix (it can still make sense with a limited optical zoom as it allows more "numerical zoom" that consists in cropping the photos to remove the areas surrounding the subject, but with a 20x zoom...). It is even worse than useless: the photos will take a lot more room in your hard drive (and they will also have more electronic noise).
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not that I have seen - I scan into Windows Photo live gallery and from there you can edit it into b&w; or different tones.
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Does very well with 4x5 film but you need to use at least 1200 dpi resoliution and the result will be a large file. Scale at 100%. The default is 400%
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I bought this album a while back. If I remember correctly you can move the 8 by 10 pages to the front of the album. It does support both 8 by 10 and 5 by 7 photos.
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I add photos to them all the time. It works, but not with that crisp photo finish.
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This would depend on just how large you plan to "blow up" the original picture. I have printed some 8 X 10 pictures and nothing larger but with a 24MP camera I would expect the resolution would be good at most any size print.
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Yes you can! You can print 4 2x3 photos on 4x6 media or 5x7 media. They fit perfectly into 2" x 2-7/8" keychains from Neil Enterprises.
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The Plustek will allow you to blow up any decent slide or 35mm negative to 24" x 36" with absolutely no problem. Just scan at 2400 dpi or higher. When your friends who work at the Apple Store are impressed with scans that I made of images from 40 years ago, that is a great sign.