Can someone please tell me what file sizes can be selected under "Menu" and then "Image Mode"? Thanks.
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4896 x 3672, 3264 x 2448, 2272 x 1704, 1600 x 1200, 640 x 480, 4864 x 2736 (16:9 13M)
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I'm running windows 8 and the drive gives the option to format to exFat. This allows you to use the drive on both PC and MAC without the 4GB file max.
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Look at the size file you are wrinting. If you are set to "large" that is the file size it is trying to save. If you set your picture size smaller, it doesn't take as long. Hope that helps =)
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When selected in "My Computer" it only shows 7.96 GB free. Apparently you'll need to utilize some sort of file compression or leave something out.
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Since this is a 24MP sensor, when set to large file format the image size is 4000 by 6000 pixels for a total of 24 million pixels. That is the size of the raw and large jpeg image sizes. Smaller sizes can be selected in the menu.
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Hi, just played with the menue and found two aspects which improved the clarity of my D7000 jpegs;A) Menue/Shooting Menue/Jpeg-compression ( i expect you already choose fine for jepgs )the compression defaults to 'Size Priority' which means smaller files but a loss in detail !!-> pls set to 'Optimal Quality'B) Menue/Shooting Menue/Set Picture Controlthis defaults to SD which means very conservative to color, contrast and sharpeningB1) set this to vivid (VI)B2) in vivid increase sharpening to 7 or 8Both modifications should result in higher jpeg output qualitypls give feedback/Karl Hi, just played with the menue and found two aspects which improved the clarity of my D7000 jpegs;A) Menue/Shooting Menue/Jpeg-compression ( i expect you already choose fine for jepgs )the compression defaults to 'Size Priority' which means smaller files but a loss in detail !!-> pls set to 'Optimal Quality'B) Menue/Shooting Menue/Set Picture Controlthis defaults to SD which means very conservative to color, contrast and sharpeningB1) set this to vivid (VI)B2) in vivid increase sharpening to 7 or 8Both modifications should... » Read More Hi, just played with the menue and found two aspects which improved the clarity of my D7000 jpegs;A) Menue/Shooting Menue/Jpeg-compression ( i expect you already choose fine for jepgs )the compression defaults to 'Size Priority' which means smaller files but a loss in detail !!-> pls set to 'Optimal Quality'B) Menue/Shooting Menue/Set Picture Controlthis defaults to SD which means very conservative to color, contrast and sharpeningB1) set this to vivid (VI)B2) in vivid increase sharpening to 7 or 8Both modifications should result in higher jpeg output qualitypls give feedback/Karl « Show Less
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Yes. Select Copy, then Settings, Resize, the scroll down and you can select Paper Size. The standard 8.5X11 in. paper size is listed, select it, then return to the main menu.
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Files average 2.5 MP so no need to reduce the file size. The 20 MP is the name not the file size.
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From what I can determine from the owners manual the file size is 5/32. Several kits are available on Amazon.
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Yes the software disc thay comes with allows you to pick sizes from as small as an employees ID pic to about a full size piece of paper...it also allows you to select the quality of.paper you will be printing on to help get you the best quality...hope that helped you out.
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Check the file size of the image. Larger size images will need to be formatted to be under 1MB. Once that is done, I have found they all display.
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Don't know the largest available, but I have a 16gig that holds a LOT of images.Bought two of them on sale for about $100 each and they are excellent and flexible.
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The K-3 manual says 37 RAW images fit on a 2GB card. That's 54 MB if the card fills, or call it 50 if the 38th just didn't fit.
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You can format it as you wish. Put NTFS, because FAT32 limits the file size to below 4 GB which is fairly useless and negates the real strong point of this stick - lightening and moving huge fils around...
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Hello, Asking this question could get you into trouble since file size is not a determination of your image quality. See below for the reasons but my recommendation would be a minimum 2 Megapixel image (The higher the resolution the better and more important) with a file size compressed from the original as little as you can 2Mpixel probably 1MB or larger. Open the image on your computer zoom it up and view it onscreen at about the 16*20 that the canvas will be. If you are happy with that, send the image. Lastly make sure your pixel ratio is 16X20 so you get what you expect when it is printed and the part you wanted is not cropped off. The smallest and largest files I have sent are a 1500 X 1949 pixel image (compressed to 570Kb) and a 3287 X 2188 pixel image (compressed to 4.03MB) Both look great however I can tell a difference. The 570kb file had too much compression on the jpeg. In raw terms, file size should equal (width in pixels) x (height in pixels) x 3 bytes per pixel. Lets take the case of a 3-Megapixel Image, 1900 pixels * 1600 pixels = 3.04 megapixels * 3 bytes = 9.12 megabytes uncompressed. This file is typically compressed and can be over 10:1 compression resulting in 900 kbytes and a picture which looses color chroma and has artifacts. So I should just use more than 9 megabytes right? Not really because a 90 megabyte image compressed to 9 megabytes will have the same chroma and artifact issue which you will not like hanging on the wall. Hope it helps. If you have read this far, my experience was with canvas champ which was awesome.
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default format for memory cards and flash drives: up to 2GB/FAT16, 4GB-32GB/FAT32, 64GB and above use exFATyou can format however you want but just know FAT32 system limitations
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about as big as a pack of 100mm cigarettes. regular point and shoot camera size. menu is not the most user freindly i have ever seen tho.