simply wondering if the camera has a crop option as well as a photo enhancement option?
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Hi Patricia, to be honest with you, I have not completely understand the camera. I think it does have the photo enhancements. Hope that helps.
1025559
Oohh good question. Unfortunately, I'm not the one using the cameras. I bought them for my teachers in my school. I will say they are really decent cameras and my teachers really like them in addition to taking pretty good pictures. I can ask my teachers about the options, what type of photo enhancement options are you looking for?
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If it does I do not know where to find it. SorryHi Patricia W.The previous answer about having a crop op and a perfect touch tech is not something I added. I am assuming Amazon added that on their own.--Ron
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no, and the color is not as crisp as my Nikon Coolpix. I am not a big fan of this camera.
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The sensor is "FX," that is, full frame, relative to 35 mm film. The camera switches to "AFS-C," that is, crop, with DX lenses automatically or on command from the menu.
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Yes when you go back to pull up your pictures you can download, print, crop...etc.
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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.
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Yes. It's similar to the average digital camera with several options, including Flash, Auto-flash and a Slow-Synchro, which 'slows shutter speed to brighten background'. The flash is built in and doesn't protrude as some do. I hope that helps.
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Oh, I see. Sorry, but I have no experience with that. If I need a tighter crop I do that in the computer.
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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.
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Yes, if you change the camera to the cropped mode and drop the amount of effective megapixels (to about 18).
65951
Nothing beyond the on camera display crop, red eye, etc...you need a separate program if you want to do any significant tweaking
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No, you won't. On a cropped sensor camera you will get a rectangular field of view with slightly black corners. You will only see the circular field of view on a full frame sensor.
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Same focal length, but cropped. Here is a similar discussion: http://photo.net/digital-camera-forum/00Y6zf
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No, but I believe there is a wide angle "mode" in the options. That said, it's really not the same thing as a wide angle lens.
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No. There is no adjustment to that camera, it it's completely fixed. If it is blurry, it is likely a bad camera.
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No, it does not. You can manually adjust the angle of the camera, but even that is limited.
65952
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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I think you mean "image stabilization"? Yes, it does have an image stabilization option. The lens has a fast aperture of f/1.8 (meaning the lens opens wide to let in a lot of light) which can enable shooting in low light conditions with a decent shutter speed such that image stabilization may not be as critical as on other cameras.