Can I resize another photo from a photo inside the camera
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Not with this Cybershot Point and Shoot, however it does do one thing which is rather unusual; if you had the camera in an angle shot and rotated the camera, it will sometimes RESIZE the image but there are no options to resize the image if you wanted to. I found by taking photos with camera in the vertical angle than horizontal angle and then rotating it actually chopped out the unnecessary excess; practice this first, especially if your subject is far away and you don't want this excessive glare and still want the background - it's uncanny! All the while yet, after saving the rotated picture, if you first were able to use the beauty or other special effects first before rotating the photo on the WX350; you're in for a real surprise treat here. I recommend for you to practice with this first and see the results upfront to get the general idea. Without losing the actual image size after the rotation; you can then re-rotate the photo again to its original position. Amazing, but it works. You can always use the computer to rotate the image without any loss of size, this was something I learned by accident; a really cool thing here that Sony doesn't even mention or worse, I am not sure they are even aware of it yet because I haven't posted it. Using also a photographic software also helps as well after the transfer of photographic image(s) over to the computer, one can get to play with such! Grandma Rocks (vote yes if this answer was helpful - thank you)
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I don't think there is such a function although the software does have a "stitching" function that might provide a work around. In any case, you can copy them to most any word process or image manipulating program, place them side by side and use a screen snipping tool to capture them both and save them as a single image. I would not let it prevent you from purchasing his excellent camera and software since there are many other ways to achieve your goal. Good luck!
930811
Yes, but the portrait photos do not fill the frame ... there is black space on the sides. (landscape does fill the frame)
1263469
Yes, very easily. Resizing photos is not a problem using Lightroom 5. It gives you a wide range of preset formats and image sizes to choose from. Very versatile and easy to use.
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For print photos you can use the packaged guides that are 5x7, 4x6, 3x5. However, you can truly convert any size, as I have done it. (with the exception of 8/10)I've converted very unusual sizes ranging from years pre WWI! There seemed to be no standard size photos in the early 1900's. For unusual sizes it only takes a little maneuvering with placing the photo on the glass plate, covering with piece of paper, and Voila! You can have family photos from earlier generations! I was able to convert the smaller than wallet sized photos that were popular during WWI and not lose quality. You will love this product.
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I'm not sure you can unless you edit the images and delete the images you do not wish to upload while the card is still in the camera.
60376
yes - there is a menu option under "multiple exposure", where it shoots up to 9 exposures for one shutter release. In addition to combining the shots into a merged artsy photo, if set properly, it can also save the individual images
97421
Yes, most photo software will allow you to zoom on the photo. This is not a function of the camera or a feature you get with the camera.
2199685
What the first guy said. save the image on your SD card and transfer it manually.
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not really, i mean you could if you taped it there or something but if you turn the camera sideways the picture will be sideways. of course there are apps that you can fix that with but no generally it isnt going to work very well
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You can retake the photo, but it will use another sheet of film. So, it's like taking another picture - not like digital :(
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No, the best way to accomplish that would be to just buy a 90 degree acrylic prism and affix it over the camera. Possibly one such as this: Ajax Scientific Acrylic Equilateral Prism, 37mm Length x 37mm Height, Clear
1299124
Yes you can. Pressing the shutter button half way will focus and then press it rest of the way to take picture(s)
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Yes, you can change the settings so the pics will come out with the original frame. However, beware that for my camera at least, the quality of the pictures was not so great. In fact, I ended up returning the camera. But, I did get an used item - so who knows. You may get lucky. Taking pictures and being able to print them right then and there really is a very nice to have.
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Yes you can pull the pics off the camera while you are still taking more. Once on the computer (or tablet or phone) they can be edited or printed or uploaded to Facebook or whatever.
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I doubt it since you have the camera that pops out of the same area. Do a google search and see what comes up
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Not sure on that one. I try to rotate my pics and save how I want before loading onto memory disk for frame. Sorry.