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Sharing Images via a Web Service
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• To share images via a Web service other than CANON iMAGE GATEWAY, access CANON iMAGE GATEWAY from a computer or other terminal and register the Web service you use. ... When the [Terms of use] screen appears, read its content carefully, and select [Accept].
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Setting the Display Resolution of the Computer
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Proof of Purchase Guidance
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You may Email a scanned copy of your proof of purchase to the following location: PURCHASE@cits.canon.com POP Email Address:
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LogMeIn Rescue Instructions
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When using LogMeIn Rescue, your computer must meet the following requirements: Microsoft Windows Vista and above Microsoft Windows Server 2008 and above (including 64 bit versions)
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550EX Speedlite : How to set Flash Exposure Lock (FEL) on the flash.
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You can use FE (Flash Exposure) Lock with Type-A cameras. This is the flash version of AE Lock. With FE lock you use spot metering to obtain the correct flash exposure reading for a specific part of the subject.
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I receive a message that states “Activation Service Access Failure” when I attempt to activate EOS Webcam Pro.
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Check the time of the computer . This can be done using a website that syncs with network time servers and show the official time. If your computer clock is even a little bit off, there can be issues activating your subscription.
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Reset C.Fn-5 is set to 0 (E-TTL).
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dial to set the desired number, then press the button After you set the Custom Function and press the <MODE> button, the camera will be read to shoot
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How to set Flash Exposure Lock (FEL) on the 430EX II Speedlite
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Aim the viewfinder center over the subject and press the <FEL> button A preflash will be fired to obtain a flash exposure reading for the subject FEL will be displayed on the LD panel for 0.5 sec.
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Exporting (copying) images to a memory card
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The function to copy images is for transferring images to a computer or other devices. Even if you copy images to a card and insert the card into the camera/camcorder, the camera/camcorder cannot display those images.
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Definition of Pixel
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Pixel We can also speak of pixels in the abstract, in particular when using pixels as a measure of resolution, e.g. 2400 pixels per inch or 640 pixels per line. Dots is often used to mean pixels, especially by computer sales and marketing people, and gives rise to the abbreviation DPI or dots per inch.
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