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You can crop the image as desired and save it as a new image. JPEG
c and RAW images cannot be cropped. The 1+73 image’s
JPEG image can be cropped.
1
Select [Cropping].
Under the [x2] tab, select
[Cropping], then press <0>.
X An image will be displayed.
2
Select an image.
Select the image you want to crop.
By pressing the <Hy> button, you
can switch to the index display and
select an image.
3
Set the cropping frame’s size,
aspect ratio, position, and
orientation.
Press <0> to display the cropping
frame.
X Everything outside the cropping
frame will be removed.
Changing the Cropping Frame Size
Press the <u> or <Hy> button.
X The cropping frame size will change. The smaller the cropping
frame, the larger the image magnification will be.
Changing the Cropping Frame Aspect Ratio
Turn the <6> dial.
X Cropping frame aspect ratio will change to [3:2], [16:9], [4:3], or
[1:1].
N Cropping JPEG Images
- INSTRUCTION 1
- Introduction 2
- Compatible Cards 3
- Windows XXX XXX 4
- Mac OS X XXX XXX 4
- Instruction Manuals 5
- Quick Start Guide 6
- Icons in this Manual 8
- Basic Assumptions 8
- Chapters 9
- Contents at a Glance 10
- Focusing 11
- Playback 11
- Printing 11
- Index to Features 12
- Contents 14
- Creative Shooting 91 15
- Advanced Shooting 113 16
- Shooting Movies 181 17
- Handy Features 215 17
- Image Playback 241 18
- Post-Processing Images 273 18
- Printing Images 281 18
- Customizing the Camera 297 19
- Reference 307 19
- Handling Precautions 20
- LCD Monitor 21
- Nomenclature 22
- Viewfinder Information 25
- Battery Charger LC-E12 27
- Battery Charger LC-E12E 27
- Getting Started 29
- 3 Recharge the battery 30
- Charging the Battery 31
- Write-protect switch 32
- Turning on the Power 35
- Display the menu screen 37
- Time/Zone] 37
- Set the time zone 37
- Set the date and time 38
- Set the daylight saving time 38
- Under the [52] tab, select 39
- [LanguageK] 39
- Set the desired language 39
- Minimizing Dust 40
- Image Conversion Factor 41
- Basic Operation 42
- Pressing halfway 43
- Pressing completely 43
- Shutter Button 43
- Press the <Q> button 44
- Set the desired function 44
- Sample Quick Control Screen 45
- Function Setting Screen 45
- 3 Menu Operations 46
- 3 Formatting the Card 48
- The card is new 49
- Low-level Formatting 49
- Menu Functions Captured Image 50
- Feature Guide 52
- Select [Touch control] 55
- Set the Touch control 55
- 3 Setting the Touch Control 55
- Basic Shooting and 57
- Aim any AF point over the 58
- Recomposing the Shot 61
- Shooting a Moving Subject 61
- 7 Disabling Flash 63
- C Creative Auto Shooting 64
- 2 Shooting Portraits 68
- 3 Shooting Landscapes 69
- 4 Shooting Close-ups 70
- 5 Shooting Moving Subjects 71
- 8: Special Scene Mode 72
- C Shooting Children 73
- P Shooting Food 74
- G Shooting Backlit Scenes 78
- Q Quick Control 80
- Shoot by Ambience Selection 82
- Set the ambience effect 83
- Ambience Settings 84
- On the Quick Control screen 87
- Exit the image playback 89
- Creative Shooting 91
- Check the display 92
- Select [Image quality] 94
- Select the image-recording 94
- 7 and 8? 96
- 7 setting produces a higher 96
- 8 produces 96
- File number File extension 97
- 0001 . CR2 97
- 1 image 97
- 73 image 97
- 0001 . JPG 97
- Set the ISO speed 98
- ISO [AUTO] 99
- Select [Picture Style] 101
- Select a Picture Style 101
- Picture Style Characteristics 101
- S Selecting the AF PointN 105
- Shooting Tips 106
- Subjects Difficult to Focus 107
- Select the drive mode 108
- Select [Drive/self-tmr] 108
- Select the self-timer 110
- Take the picture 110
- D Using the Built-in Flash 111
- 3 Red-eye Reduction 112
- Advanced Shooting 113
- Changing the Depth of Field 116
- Depth-of-Field PreviewN 118
- Manual Exposure 119
- I Using the Built-in Flash 120
- BULB: Bulb Exposures 120
- Select [Metering mode] 121
- Set the metering mode 121
- Select [y] 124
- 3 Auto Exposure BracketingN 125
- Canceling AEB 126
- A Locking the ExposureN 127
- A Locking the Flash ExposureN 128
- Select the setting 130
- Setting Noise Reduction 131
- Select [Long exp. noise 132
- Long Exposure Noise Reduction 132
- Set the desired setting 133
- Lens Correction Data 136
- Select a parameter 137
- Set the parameter 137
- V Monochrome Adjustment 139
- Select [User Def. *] 140
- Press <0> 140
- 3 Matching the Light SourceN 142
- Select [O (Custom)] 143
- Select [WB Shift/Bkt.] 144
- White Balance Correction 144
- White Balance Auto Bracketing 145
- Select [Color space] 146
- Set the desired color space 146
- Adobe RGB 146
- Shooting with the LCD Monitor 149
- (Live View Shooting) 149
- Display the Live View image 150
- Focus the subject 150
- Enabling Live View Shooting 151
- Information Display 152
- Scene Icons 153
- Final Image Simulation 154
- Shooting Function Settings 155
- Exit the setting 156
- U Using Creative Filters 157
- Adjust the filter effect 158
- A Menu Function Settings 161
- Metering timerM 163
- Using AF to Focus (AF Method) 164
- Select the AF point.N 166
- FlexiZone - Multi: 166
- AF point 168
- Notes for 169
- Quick Mode: 172
- Enable the touch shutter 174
- Tap the screen to shoot 174
- MF: Focusing Manually 176
- Focus manually 177
- Live View Shooting Cautions 178
- Shooting Movies 181
- Recording movie 182
- Microphone 182
- Equipped with an LED Light 183
- <6> 185
- <O> + <6> 185
- Focus and shoot the movie 186
- Notes on Movie Shooting 188
- Shooting Still Photos 190
- Shoot the movies 196
- 3 Shooting Video Snapshots 197
- Select [OK] 198
- Select [Album settings] 198
- Select [Create a new album] 198
- Select the snapshot length 198
- Options in Steps 8 and 9 200
- Select an existing album 202
- Shoot the video snapshot 202
- Adding to Existing Album 202
- Play back the movie 204
- Select the album 204
- Play back the album 204
- Playing an Album 204
- Select [X] 205
- Select an editing operation 205
- Editing an Album 205
- Save the edited album 206
- 3 Menu Function Settings 207
- Level meter 210
- Video snapshots 211
- Movie Shooting Cautions 212
- Handy Features 215
- Select [Select folder] 219
- Select [Create folder] 219
- Create a new folder 219
- Selecting a Folder 220
- 3 File Numbering Methods 221
- XXX-0051 222
- 100-0001 222
- XXX-0051 XXX-0001 222
- Text Entry Procedure 224
- B Checking Camera Settings 226
- Movie Shooting 229
- Automatically 230
- 3 Setting the FlashN 231
- Select [Sensor cleaning] 236
- Select [Clean nowf] 236
- Cleaning the Sensor Now 236
- 3 Appending Dust Delete DataN 237
- Shoot a solid-white object 238
- Dust Delete Data 238
- 3 Manual Sensor CleaningN 239
- Image Playback 241
- Play back the image 242
- Switch to the index display 242
- Select an image 242
- Select [Image jump w/6] 243
- Select the jump method 243
- Browse by jumping 243
- Magnify the image 244
- Scroll around the image 244
- Swipe with one finger 245
- Swipe with two fingers 245
- Browsing Images 245
- Pinch two fingers 246
- Spread two fingers apart 246
- Magnifying Image 246
- Select [Rotate image] 247
- Rotate the image 247
- 3 Setting Ratings 248
- Q Quick Control for Playback 250
- Playback on a TV Set 252
- Check the edited movie 256
- Save the edited movie 257
- 3 Slide Show (Auto Playback) 258
- Set [Set up] as desired 259
- Start the slide show 260
- Exit the slide show 260
- Select [Background music] 261
- Select the background music 261
- Play the background music 261
- Viewing Images on a TV Set 262
- Press the <x> button 263
- Using HDMI CEC TV Sets 263
- (Yellow) 265
- K Protecting Images 266
- L Erasing Images 268
- Erase the image 269
- Sample Movie 271
- Dark image 272
- Normal brightness 272
- Bright image 272
- Post-Processing 273
- U Applying Creative Filters 274
- Save the image 275
- S Resizing JPEG Images 277
- Image Sizes 278
- N Cropping JPEG Images 279
- Printing Images 281
- Preparing to Print 282
- Press < 284
- Select [Paper settings] 284
- Q Setting the Paper Size 285
- Y Setting the Paper Type 285
- U Setting the Page Layout 285
- Set the date and file number 287
- Set the number of copies 287
- Start printing 287
- Cropping the Image 289
- Handling Printer Errors 290
- Error Messages 290
- Select [Print order] 291
- Select [Set up] 291
- Set the option as desired 291
- Setting the Printing Options 291
- Press the <7> button 292
- Print Ordering 293
- 1 Prepare to print 294
- 3 Select [Print] 294
- 5 Select [OK] 294
- Select [Photobook Set-up] 295
- Select [Select images] 295
- Customizing the 297
- 3 Setting Custom FunctionsN 298
- Custom Functions 299
- Custom Function Settings 300
- C.Fn II: Image 301
- C.Fn III: Autofocus/Drive 302
- C.Fn-4 AF-assist beam firing 302
- C.Fn-5 Mirror lockup 302
- C.Fn IV: Operation/Others 303
- C.Fn-6 Shutter/AE lock button 303
- C.Fn-7 Assign SET button 304
- 3 Registering My MenuN 305
- Reference 307
- Connect the power cord 308
- Connect the DC Coupler 308
- Insert the DC Coupler 308
- Push in the DC cord 308
- Remote Control Shooting 309
- Detach the eyecup 310
- Attach the eyepiece cover 310
- Using the Eyepiece Cover 310
- External Speedlites 311
- Using Non-Canon Flash Units 312
- H Using Eye-Fi Cards 313
- H() Transferring... : 314
- D D D D D D D D D D D D D 316
- System Map 322
- 3 Menu Settings 324
- Shooting 3 (Red) Page 325
- A Live View Shooting (Red) 325
- Playback 1 (Blue) Page 326
- Playback 2 (Blue) 326
- Set-up 1 (Yellow) Page 327
- Set-up 2 (Yellow) 327
- Set-up 3 (Yellow) Page 328
- Set-up 4 (Yellow) 328
- 9 My Menu (Green) 328
- Shooting 1 (Red) Page 329
- Shooting 2 (Red) 329
- / Disable 216 329
- Movie 1 (Red) 330
- Movie 2 (Red) 330
- Troubleshooting Guide 331
- Shooting-Related Problems 332
- The card cannot be used 333
- The image is out of focus 333
- Operation Problems 338
- Display Problems 339
- Playback Problems 340
- Sensor Cleaning Problems 342
- Printing-Related Problems 342
- Computer Connection Problems 342
- Error Codes 343
- Specifications 344
- • Viewfinder 345
- • Autofocus 345
- • Exposure Control 345
- •Shutter 346
- • Drive System 346
- • Live View Shooting 346
- • Movie Shooting 347
- •LCD Monitor 348
- •Playback 348
- • Post-Processing of Images 348
- • Direct Printing 348
- • Custom Functions 349
- • Interface 349
- • Dimensions and Weight 349
- • Operation Environment 349
- • Battery Pack LP-E12 350
- • Battery Charger LC-E12 350
- • Battery Charger LC-E12E 350
- • EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 III 350
- Trademarks 352
- About MPEG-4 Licensing 352
- Safety Precautions 353
- Cautions: 355
- Downloading Images 359
- About the Software 362
- Installing the Software 363
- Quick Reference Guide 365
- Menu Operations 366
- Image-Recording Quality 367
- Picture Style 367
- Quick Control 368
- Shooting Settings 370
- Basic Zone Modes 371
- Using the Built-in Flash 371
- Creative Zone Modes 372
- : ISO Speed 374
- Drive Mode 374
- Live View Shooting 375
- Movie Shooting 376
- Numerics 378
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