Canon PowerShot SD1300IS 12MP: Does it have red eye reduction function?
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Yes it has it, It works on red eye in three different ways, #1 Camera uses AF-assist beam (red-eye lamp) #2 Camera will try taking it out as it(red-eye corr) takes the picture. #3 While reviewing your picture push menu and go to red-eye correction and then push FUNC SET BUTTON once, that brings up the picture again and then push FUNC-SET BUTTON a second time and it will go to work on the red eye ... Seems to work well. I have posted some pictures for the SD1300 (Silver) on this site if that would help any...
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The camera attempts to flash a light in your subjects eyes to reduce redeye. Any remaining redeye can be removed during the review process by creating a duplicate photo in which the redeye is reduced. Keeping the room lights as bright as possible helps.
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Yes, it goes to red first,mbut have to cycle through the rest to turn off. I guess you could close your eyes before switching to preserve night vision.
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Yeah, it does. One of the functions helps action photos look clearer. I have also used another function that allows to take sequential photos. I am sure I have to learn more about this camera but It has been a good buy. I still think the camera doesn't take good pictures in dark places, but as I told you, I have to play a little bit more with it.
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The web site http://www.digitalcamerareview.com has reviews of both the SD1200 and the SD780 that include pictures taken in low light at various ISO settings. Both cameras do much better than my current Canon (an SD300), but while the SD1200 goes grainy at high ISO, the SD780 goes kind of soft-focus. It's odd-looking to me and I prefer the look of the SD1200. I assume (dangerous, yes) that the SD1300 is similar to the 1200, so I decided to order the SD1300 with the 1X zoom bump-up.
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The Mitros will project a red grid for focus assist when used on-camera. I've used this with both a Canon Rebel and Canon 6D with good results.
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My question with the FS8 is does it have a red-eye removal after the picture is taken on the camera? My other cameras have this but I don't think this one does. Can anyone please advise me? Thanks......
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I doesn't come with one, and I don't know if there is one that fits. However, I wouldn't bother. Red filters just reduce the amount of light getting to the camera, which is never a good thing. Just take your pictures without it and apply color correction after the fact.
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No. I have never seen this function available. The 1D Series use a completely different HUGE battery compared to the 'regular' one used by Rebel, 5D, 6D, 60D, 7D, etc.
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Just found out that Canon is releasing a new version of their compact camera. It's SX130is and it has 720p HD video with VARIABLE ZOOM, 12 MP resolution and 12x optical zoom.It's due to be released very very soon. It's on the Canon web site.
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Probably the biggest negative about this camera is the lack of a built in flash. I bought a flash unit to go with it. It works quite well with no red eye yet.
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Yes, it's called live mode, but it disables laser correction and relies only on video to adjust for sharpness, it can be slower and less reliable but you can definitely do it.
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yes, the Canon PowerShot A1300 has an optical viewfinder, as well as the LCD screen, so you can line-up your shots either way you prefer. And, the viewfinder "zooms" with the optical zoom lens on the camera.
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There is some, you can crop your photos, turn them around, remove red eye, lighten them if to dark and most likely lots of other things I've not tried. If you go on Olympus' website they have lots of info about this and other products. Myself I am very happy with my purchase, does all I'd hope for and more.
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You can use any of canons lenses as long as it has a red dot where you attach th lens
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Aloha Andrew, Don't know to what extent you mean 'USE', but I tried it on my friends 5D mrk i and it works perfect in ETTL and manual, I also tried the ST-E3 on camera (5D mrk i) and fired the 600ex rt off camera and that worked too. I think when Canon says it's built for the 1DX and 5D mrk iii, I believe they're talking about it's ability to work in conjunction with the camera's newer 61 point focusing systems. Hope that helps!
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I cannot find any thing in the Camera manual which describes this function.