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Working with files saved in HEVC format.
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Preparation for Working with Files Saved in HEVC Format (Display and Saving) To work with files in the above format shot on an EOS-1D X Mark III, it is necessary to enable HEVC codec. Select the images in the main window, and in the [ Help ] menu, select [Activate HEVC codec], and follow the displayed instructions to enable it.
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Clean and Sanitize Your Camera Equipment
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Cleaning of Camera, Lens and Video Products For the purpose of helping to sanitize your Canon Camera, Lens and Video products, it is recommended that you clean parts touched with the hands such as camera grips, dials and lens exteriors. ... Please use a pre-moistened cloth or wet a soft cloth with 70% to 80% diluted ethanol or isopropyl alcohol to help sanitize and clean your Canon products. ... Do not use 70% to 80% diluted ethanol or isopropyl alcohol to clean image sensors or coated lens surfaces.
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Using an iOS or Android Device as a Remote control using Monitor while Home
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Use the app's onscreen controls to operate the camcorder while viewing the live image on the device. The rest of this procedure is not necessary.
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Sharing Images via a Web Service
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Exporting (copying) images to a memory card
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The different image stabilization modes and how to set them
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Explanation of the image stabilization icon (white hand)
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Transferring Images or Files to a Memory Card or USB Flash Drive (Windows 8)
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In Windows 8, there are two easy ways to transfer your images from the computer to a memeory card or USB flash drive: Copy and Paste Plug the your USB flash drive into an available USB port or insert your memory card into an available slot or memory card reader.
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How do I recover deleted scenes and images from my camcorder or memory card?
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Deleted scenes or images may be recoverable using commercially available data recovery software. If the application is unable to recover scenes or images, the camcorder or memory card may need to be sent to a professional data recovery service company.
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Definition of Pixel
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Pixel Pixels are generally thought of as the smallest complete sample of an image . The definition is highly context sensitive. For example, we can speak of pixels in a visible image (e.g. a printed page) or pixels carried by one or more electronic signal(s), or represented by one or more digital value(s), or pixels on a display device, or pixels in a digital camera (photosensor elements).
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