Is there a way to adjust the Picture Resolution besides selecting 4:3, 16:9 or 3:2?
Thanks sshephard. If you zoom in on the picture, you'll see its not clear and detailed. The ISO was set on Auto so I suppose I should change that to manual and make the adjustment.
It's directly off the card no editingI tried looking at the metadata for your photo but for some reason the ISO doesn’t show. But I’m guessing that given that you were on auto shooting in good light, your ISO would have been relatively low. If the light allows, I try to shoot at 100 ISO.
I can see what you are describing and I’m wondering if the photo you shared here is directly off the card or if the photo has been edited and exported?
No they do have something to do with resolution I remember seeing another post saying 3:2 was full sensor resolution and I think 16:9 was like 14mp.... don't quote me on that but I think if you search around you will find your answer. I just know for sure that 3:2 aspect ratio takes advantage of the full sensor
If you could upload the image to Dropbox or similar and post a link, we could check to see what ISO value the camera used and know if that was /wasn't a big factor.It's directly off the card no editing
If you could upload the image to Dropbox or similar and post a link, we could check to see what ISO value the camera used and know if that was /wasn't a big factor.
You did .. and it shows exactly why the pic is like thathope i did that right
Thanks - the good one looks great blown up to 40 inches. The other one wouldn't.Great examples Meta4 they really show the difference!
Aperture priority/ISO 100/F5.6 really will handle most scenes. EV -0.3 in bright conditionsGreat examples Meta4 they really show the difference!
I will use "ISO value at 100, and aperture on F5.6" when I can for my own work. I'm wondering though if there is an issue with my P4P since it was on Auto when that picture (and the whole set) was taken.
Thanks - the good one looks great blown up to 40 inches. The other one wouldn't.
Aperture priority/ISO 100/F5.6 really will handle most scenes. EV -0.3 in bright conditions
Just open up the aperture if necessary to keep a good shutter speed in low light situations and increase ISO sensitivity when you've run out of other options.
If your camera handles exposure well with those settings, it's working properly.
Leaving the camera to make all the decisions isn't the best way to go.
We use essential cookies to make this site work, and optional cookies to enhance your experience.