Savng cropped zoomed pictures? Can I do this on the S10?
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If you have a high zoom camera like the 10X S10, why not just zoom in to "crop" the photo in the first place? Or, crop off-line using your image management software? That is what I usually do because I like to save the original non-cropped image anyway. I think it is a matter of personal preference. I am considering getting an S-10, so I don't know if it handles LCD in-camera cropping per se.
2235711
Thank you for contacting us. You are unable to crop pictures on the camera but you surely can on a computer.
1158269
Nope- its a horrible camera. I had the same problem. The only way to zoom is move the camera itself.
1815039
Sorry - only used the video once or twice and did not work well so not sure I ever tried zoom in that mode
2217074
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.
2078415
You will experience clipping with a full frame sensor. If it's used with full frame cameras, you'll have to crop each image to remove the vignetting that takes place.
1254148
All I can say is that if you are looking at a picture you took, and you zoom in on it, and press the menu button, it will ask you if you want to save the image. If you click yes, it will save a separate cropped image.
313623
Yes, after the picture has been taken and saved there are a few editing options available to you. Mind you this is a basic phone, so there is not a lot you can do, unless you upload the Picture to a PC.
508271
Pictures can bit stretched or fit to screen as needed. My pictures were already formatted but I believe there are many options, including zoom.
303707
Yes, if you change the camera to the cropped mode and drop the amount of effective megapixels (to about 18).
1166603
Yes you can zoom in, even when taking video and the image still looks great. Have fun on your trip!
1276496
I seriously doubt it - it't not meant to crop or change the field of view, just to give your photos/videos better contrast in sunlight. I usually remove the prop images in post, but it's usually only on photos (being 4:3 aspect ratio).
2245468
The unit crops a little from side to side because digital aspect ration is 4:3 while film is 35:24. However, you can eliminate the cropping as follows: 1) Power the unit. 2) Press the Right Arrow and the OK/ENTER buttons simultaneously. 3) At the "Setup Option" screen, press the Left Arrow button & the OK/ENTER simultaneously. 4) Press the Right Arrow button twice to highlight "WinRange" and press OK/ENTER. 5) Press the Right Arrow button to Zoom-Out or the Left Arrow Button to Zoom-In. 6) Press OK/ENTER button to finalize setting. 7) Press Convert/Mode button to Exit setup option.
990188
No it is not portable, Cannot say as to photo editing,My screen res. is 1920X1080, Hope I was of some help.
2198471
There is a cropping feature when viewing an image. After pressing the menu button, there is a "Trimming..." function as one of the menu options. Zoom depends on the context. When composing an image prior to capture, you can zoom in/out of the scene. When viewing an image that has been captured, you can use the camera zoom to enlarge the image displayed on the LCD screen.
14190
Sorry for the late response on the remote the format button should allow you to change the picture mode from H-fill, Zoom, Full, to Just.
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I do not believe it will. I have found nothing that indicates that is a capability. Most who want that type of picture would simply crop it when they edit the image. I hope this will help.