Canon DSLR Tutorial - Image format and size options
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Why isn't everybody so straight to the point? Congrats, sir.
You the man, straight to the point. No backstory or whimsical tales. Just facts!
You are the only person on the internet to explain this! It’s taken me days and days of fruitless searching to find someone who will explain those file formats and I am so thankful. Why on Earth don’t any camera manuals tell you what L, M, S etc mean?! I have a Canon M50 with the worst manual ever and there is one extra RAW format with a little lock symbol ... not sure what that is!
Thank you. Very clear instructional video. Doesn't get any better then this.
You are very clear and smooth with the delivery of the information. This video looks and sounds very professional. You were straightforward, yet still very thorough. I appreciate the quality and content of this video. Thank you!
So.... if I reduce the size of the photo in post production vs reducing the size in the camera settings, I will get a better quality? I just tried that and I really can't tell the difference.
straight to the point! thank you or this!
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Great!!! Thank you for explaining that in plain, easy to understand language!!!
Thank you so much. This was very helpful.
Excellent tutorial, well explained and in a simple, straightforward manner. Thank you!
Thank you SO much! Finally figured out to shoot a RAW photo!
SO HELPFUL! I literally search for an hour trying to find the right tutorial
Just the info I needed, thank you!
I've learned something new on this video. Thank you
Thank you..Very nice and clear instruction.. How to change the resolution in the camera...let's say that I need to take picture by default 800 x 800 pixel..can we do that in the camera? Thank you very much
Great video. I would say that it is awesome and really useful. Thank you for sharing!
Great explanation, thank you!
What quality should I have it under if I like to print out my photos into poster size?
I use raw + high quality jpg. When I offload my images (using iPhoto) two files are produced.
Both however are jpg extensions.
I know there is such a thing as Lossless JPEG, (and JPEG 2000), but I'm not sure if the data that iPhoto is storing isn't being converted to a lossy jpg.
Can one be sure that the data in the jpg file is lossless?
Very, very helpful. Thank you.
Is there any rotating display in canon 1300d or attached only
What image quality should I use if I’m taking picture of moving cars and still cars? I’m new to this camera at stuff so I’d b much appreciated if y’all help me
Now my camera is making more sense to me, thank you!
Thank you so much for the clear information.
Hi I am trying to take square pictures for my web sire using mt 1300d eos canon ,is there settings for this,
very attractive voice you have Sir!.... Apart from the knowledge you have provided in the video, i have listened your voice many times over.
Excellent video. I have a Rebel T5 1200D. I use a 32 GB SanDisk Extreme Pro. And always set to RAW. The rest is software.
okay I have a question I hope someone can help me with. I have the Canon Rebel T3 and also shoot in the L mode, the first one. When I upload my photos to photoshop,, they are generally 59.333 in x 39.556 with a resolution of 72 I am uploading photos to vistaprint to make calendars. They ask for 300 resolution. So, I go in photoshop and change the resolution to 300 which changes the size of my photo to 14.24 x 9.493 this is with resample unchecked, which is okay on the size for the calendars. This just seems to be a lot of work to get good quality prints. Why would they not print out okay with how they come off the camera, the 72 resolution? Thanks. I'm new at having calendars and the such printed. This resolution thing baffles me for some reason.
why has the full playlist of the tutorial been taken down worked last night now gone very unhappy
So helpful! Thanks!!
I shoot with Canon Large JPEG file size. The file dimensions are 6000 x 4000 on a 24 megabit image sensor. It really depends on the subject matter of your image. If I shoot flying ducks against a blue sky the file size is about 9 megs. I shoot a Fall colour landscape then the file size is about 14 or 15 megs.
Super clear. Thx.
Awesome video thanks
ive had a 550d since jan 2012. I have always wondered to this day why the photos are so damn big and today i decided to google it and found this video. Hahaa i should done this years ago. Thanx for the video !
Pixel Extravaganza!!
Perfect video thank u so much
Exactly what I was looking for instead of reading the manual, thanks!
Im watching this in 2024 , Thank you so much for the Video❤❤❤❤... Very well explained. 🎉
Can you change the DPI in camera?
How would you do this with video?
we cannot shoot a video in it ?
RAW > Everything.
Thanks, though! I shot RAW so long I needed JPEG and forgot how to switch back lmfao.
Hi what size picture should I take if I want to post it on Instagram without cropping the picture
thanks it was very helpful ☺
Thank You ! Really helpful :-)
Thank you if I pass this test I will thank you 4 lyfe
I just take photos in S2 mistakenly but know my camera and labtop can’t display it ? Plz any sloution
Thank you
wow ok thanks for the info traying to get the best pic for the cars i work on and then to put some on to FB
thank you this information instructions
Thx for info helped alot
Excellent video. How do I set the camera so I get a very good resolution printed photo of 8 X 10 ?
sandy STP medium to large are the best choices
How to change aspect ratio of 3:2 for Canon 750D? Any clue?
what is RAW?
Crystal clear
Wow thanks
What was the memory card size?
Thank u for info
What is the difference between raw and raw + jpeg?
Thanks for explaining these symbols. I tried to shoot raw and they wouldn't upload to my computer, it was blank with a picture of a camera logo, but nothing would transfer to the computer folder. Anyone know why that would happen?
I am having the same issue :/
thank you sir ☺
my question is what is the advantage of jpeg? ive been shooting at RAW and really didnt know what i meant. hope for a reply - Kyle G
**JPEG**
pros: Don't need to "convert" from the native sensor format -- view-able by all computers since it is in a R,G,B format. Can pick "quality" which determines the file size.
cons: Not lossless. Losses quality each time it is saved. May be poor quality or have artifacts such as color fringing, etc. due to automatic settings of white balance, color saturation, contrast, and sharpness. Each red, green, and blue channels are limited to 256 colors. i.e. 2^(8+8+8) = 2^24 = 16 million colors.
**RAW**
pros: Lossless, Best quality (native) from the sensor, such as 2^12 per channel = 2^(12+12+12) = 2^36 = 68 billion colors. Usually stored in a R,G,B,G pixel format. Complete control over white balance, color saturation, contrast, and sharpness when converting to JPEG.
cons: Only view-able on the camera; a computer requires software that knows how to read it (Adobe LightRoom, Canon Digital Photo Professional, etc.), and to "transform" it into a "view-able" format such as JPEG. Typically 5x bigger file size then JPEG. Requires time and knowledge to be able to convert it to the best looking JPEG.
**RAW + JPEG**
pros: Best of both worlds, flexibility to tweak the image if needed.
cons: Takes up extra flash memory space.
Always shoot in either RAW or RAW+JPEG so that you have highest quality available if/when you need it.
Also see:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raw_image_format
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_filter_array
www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3642950
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I shoot in RAW but my video is saved as MOV? is this still raw? or is it compressed?
The raw file type is only for images
ok so these numbers are for an 8mb card?
didn't mention that..
raw shooter... epic
Yar aik bat ha mere camera me jab me pic click karta hun to pic ka size ziada hota ha means 18mb ya 20mb to ye pics mere mobile me open nahi hoti hain or nahi me kisi ko bhejsakta hun iska agar koi hal ha to batayen plzzz
can i change the resolution of photos that i ve already clicked with lower resolution?
Sabrina Shrestha No. But you can use some help of the Photoshop
Compress format is not Just Crunching down . It has very technical logic behind of it. it is to reduce capacity and bandwidth without losing information. It is better to just use Compress format.
Tqq....sir
thanku sir
Tnx
Why does it takes more memory when shooting raw pictures?
+Le Infested Jpegs are loosely compression. Which means image data is thrown away during the compression. RAW files are not, so all that data is there in the image, even if you cant see it. Also Jpegs are currently 8 bit color per RGB channel, RAW files are 14bit per channel. Hope this helps.
The difference is compression or not. JPG=compressed file. RAW=is not compressed. (file storage option) A PC also offers compression. Not recommended for your photo folders.
Remember guys ALWAYS SHOOT IN RAW...... you welcome😊
You shoot in the mode you need to shoot in. That's a ridiculous statement.
makes sense to me
lol
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Just go raw 😂