Canon PowerShot S80 User Guide Advanced Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 10)

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Select the "Stay on top" checkbox to make the live viewfinder window a topmost window

which is always visible (the main window controls can still be accessed when the live

viewfinder window is displayed).

Select the "Onion skinning" checkbox to enable onion skinning. Onion skinning displays the

current live viewfinder data superimposed on the last image taken. This is a useful technique

when taking pictures for animation because it allows you to compare the current image with

the previous frame. When a picture is taken (not a preview image) the image for the previous

frame is updated. It can also be updated by pressing the F5 function key.

Select the "Crop" checkbox to crop a portion of the image and the areas to be cropped out of

the image will be grayed out as in the screenshot above. The cropped area can be adjusted

using the mouse by moving it to one of the edges, pressing the left button and dragging the

edge to the required position. The cropped area can also be moved by pressing the left mouse

button when the pointer is inside the area and dragging it to the required position. When the

picture is taken only the highlighted region will be saved. Preview images will display the

whole image with the cropped area highlighted similar to the live viewfinder display.

Please note: The crop area can only be adjusted when the live viewfinder scaling is set to 1x

and cropping can only be applied to JPEG images. It isn't possible to crop images when

shooting in raw format.

Live viewfinder display was first introduced with the G2 in 2001. Older models (e.g. the G1

and Pro90IS) and basic models from 2001/2002 (e.g. A40) do not support live viewfinder

display on the PC.

Image Orientation

The image orientation can be set using the "View" menu. Some recent cameras have an

orientation sensor which detects the camera's orientation and sets the image's orientation

accordingly. Select "Use Orientation Sensor" from the "View" menu to use this feature when

downloading images to PSRemote and displaying them in the live viewfinder window.

Select "Auto-Rotate" to losslessly rotate JPEG images according to the EXIF orientation

value when saving them to the PC. This is useful if the images are going to used by

applications which are unable to read the EXIF orientation from the shooting data.

Please note: this option has no effect on images stored on the camera's memory card

Reviewing Previous Images

You may review previous shots by pressing the "<- Prev Image" and "Next Image ->" buttons

or by using the left and right cursor keys. The main and preview images displays are updated

to display the selected image together with the histogram display. You can delete previously

taken shots in the normal way. To help identify which shot is being displayed the status bar

shows the filename of the image and its number in the sequence e.g. [3 of 5].

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