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Explaination of EF-S lenses.
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Explaination of EF- S lenses.
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What Is an EF-S Lens?
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What Is an EF- S Lens?ID : 8200598300 _ EN _ 12 Solution Canon's EF-S lenses have adopted an optimized optical system and mechanical structure to accommodate an APS-C size sensor that is smaller than a 35mm full size sensor.
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Characteristics and usage notes for STM Lenses (EF-S Lenses)
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Characteristics and usage notes for STM Lenses (EF- S Lenses)
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How to format the memory card(s) on the EOS 1D Mark III.
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How to format the memory card( s ) on the EOS 1D Mark III.
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What Is Cross-type AF?
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The term “cross-type AF” has been used since the late 1980 s in the camera industry, but perhaps not always with supporting information to clearly define what is meant by it. In this article, we’ll attempt to explain more clearly what the term means, and why it remains an advantage in SLR AF systems to this day.
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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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When Attempting to Open Digital Photo Professional, an Error Message Appears (Screen Resolution and Enlargement Scale)
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NOTE The screens displayed may differ depending on your computerâ s operating system. In case of Windows 7
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Adjusting the Image Quality settings on the EOS 1D Mark III
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L/M1/M2/ S will record the image in the JPEG. In the
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How do I add the date and time to my pictures?
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For more information on setting, refer to the cameraâ s instruction manual. ID: 8201542000_EN_25
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How to Read an MTF Chart
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Fine repeating line sets are created parallel to a diagonal line running from corner to corner of the 35mm frame, directly through the exact center of the image area. These are called sagittal lines, sometimes designated " S " on Canon's MTF charts. At a 90° angle to these, additional sets of repeating lines are drawn, called Meridional (or "M") line sets.
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