I have a Canon EOS Rebel xsi camera. Since it's not a full frame camera, is it possible to get the effect without the black borders around the image?
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I have the 7D which is a crop sensor frame and the 5D Mark III which is a full frame. On my 7D it just doesn't give quite as much of a sphere look but there is no black. The 5DIII gives a much better sphere look. Unfortunately I don't have experience with the rebel directly though.
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i am sorry i can't help you . i don't own a rebel camera . but i believe it will be fine .
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You will not get the as intense of a fisheye effect, nor will you get black borders because the XSI is a cropped sensor camera which means the projected image from the lens onto the sensor will be spilling over the edges, which is fine, but it also means that you are not getting the edges of the projected image that give this lens it's characteristic look. However if you were to use a lens that was designed for crop sensor cameras on a full frame, then you would get black borders.
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I didn't own the camera for long. The camera malfunctioned before I could install it. They have little to no help avaliable. The colors seemed to be a little darker,but not washed out. I hope this information is helpful .
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Nope. I am not a canon support rep. Just a gal who wanted to put her hard earned cash iron a little camera for travel and not drag the big one around. Thanks for your post. I have been very happy so far with how the pictures are coming out. Except for the lense cover does not close all the waythat which is annoying. So I have to check it everytime to make sure I don't have a black halo in y pictures. Thanks for all these posts.
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This is a regular black. I don't think there is a separate photo black. It should be OK for pribring photos. Thanks!
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Yes it can be done just make sure you mask off front and back sides of the screen for maximumsatisfaction. My personal suggestion would be to find a brick pattern with black cement insteadof white or gray typicals. When you go to burn the image the dark lines will allow you to havethe design the want without going the extra mile to get your point across. You can alsotake a black sharpie or marker on your photo film and darken the light areas on the bricksbefore burning your image Good Luck!
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I tried to do the same, but the camera has a layout patern that you will see a the top instead at the bottom of the image. Unless you open the camera and try to turn it up, which I did not tried. Too much problem.
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Like most digital cameras there is a distinct pause between pushing the shutter button and the picture being taken. So you may not get the exact picture you were hoping for. Other than that it works fine for this.
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It's listed on my manual for the xti but i personally have not tried it, I'm using a 7D
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Yes. You actually get a choice of "regular" monochrome which mimics black and white film images or dynamic black and white (which makes very black blacks and very white whites). You get to the first kind of b&w; through the menu or quick menu. The more dramatic version you get through using the color or paint palette section of the dial on the top of the camera where you choose iA or Program or Aperture preferred, etc.
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Unfortunately, any expertise that I have is with "OLYMPUS" and "CANNON EOS camera's, hope someone else can help you.
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None whatsoever. The flash and camera have no blockage or reflection within the pictures.
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Hi Rhonda! I would remove the rubber hood when changing filters as it will be easier to do. You can push the hood back to allow more light and get rid of the tunnel look when taking pics.Tried to respond on a previous note, but it wouldn't send??!! You have a might fine camera, I hope you get much enjoyment from it over time. IF you have questions, please drop a line andI will get back to you quickly. Very Best, Mike
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Everything I see for Rebel xti is an EOS type camera. Being a 10.1 Megapixel, it probably would have to be formatted on your computer as a Fat32 format, as a lot of the older Canon would only format 4 GB or maybe 8 GB sticks. The only other issue could be that this memory is a type u2 which is a little wider than the type 1. I do not know which type memory yours uses, but the Canon cameras I have seen will work with the thicker type II memory. So if you can format the memory on your computer, you should be able to use it. If you are just totally unsure, buy a 8 gig or smaller CF card marked as Type I, as it will work in either slot and the camera will be able to format it. Everything I see for Rebel xti is an EOS type camera. Being a 10.1 Megapixel, it probably would have to be formatted on your computer as a Fat32 format, as a lot of the older Canon would only format 4 GB or maybe 8 GB sticks. The only other issue could be that this memory is a type u2 which is a little wider than the type 1. I do not know which type memory yours uses, but the Canon cameras I have seen will work with the thicker type II memory. So if you can format the memory on your computer, you should be able to use it. If you are just totally unsure, buy a 8 gig or smaller CF card marked... » Read More Everything I see for Rebel xti is an EOS type camera. Being a 10.1 Megapixel, it probably would have to be formatted on your computer as a Fat32 format, as a lot of the older Canon would only format 4 GB or maybe 8 GB sticks. The only other issue could be that this memory is a type u2 which is a little wider than the type 1. I do not know which type memory yours uses, but the Canon cameras I have seen will work with the thicker type II memory. So if you can format the memory on your computer, you should be able to use it. If you are just totally unsure, buy a 8 gig or smaller CF card marked as Type I, as it will work in either slot and the camera will be able to format it. « Show Less
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It is dust. I have had two cameras do this... same model. If you carry the camera in your pocket dust eventually gets inside. If it is under warranty send it back. Otjerwise buy a new camera. Not a Canon.
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No. that was one issue i had. you have to take off case as the lens and adjusting needs to be right. If you don't, you'll end up with black rims on your pictures.
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I printed an 8x10 photo of my car in the daylight and it came out great. I took a photo inside the house with not so great light and it came out a little dark and slightly grainy. This was a 5x7 picture. I just got the camera this week so I am still fooling around with it. I'm working with Photoshop Elements 4 (5 on order) to see if it can help out with the low light pics.
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If you can, I have not been able to figure out how. It is the only negative aspect of the camera, as far as I am concerned. If I wanted my kids to play electronic games, I would buy them. I bought a camera. It is an unfortunate feature. I wish it was just an optional add-on.