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hello in this video I'm going to show
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you how to set up your Canon Rebel T 7
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oreos mm D straight out of the box
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first let me tell you about the guide we
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have for the Revell t7 it's a really
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useful introduction to the camera and it
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also tells you about other similar
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cameras which are available on the
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market today it's an entirely free
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download and you can get it by clicking
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here or in the description below and
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we'll send it to you absolutely free and
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straight away
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well the first thing I'd like to say is
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that if you have bought this canon t7 or
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EOS mm D then you have bought an
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excellent DSLR camera the main
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difference between this camera and the
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canon t6 or 1300 D is the file size and
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now the 24 megapixel file size which is
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in this camera puts the t7 on a par with
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the best cameras in its category and so
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you have got no excuse for not taking
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some great pictures with this camera
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okay
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so let's set the camera up properly the
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first thing you need to do is to charge
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your battery now you probably got the
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battery when you bought the camera and
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the first inclination of course is to
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put the battery in and start taking
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pictures but it is recommended to charge
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the battery fully before you put it into
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the camera and the reason for that is it
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will help to extend the battery life it
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only takes three or four hours and it's
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worth doing if it helps extend the
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battery life and you don't have to buy a
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new one so charge your battery and then
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if we look here I'll just turn this
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around so we can see it this is where
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the battery goes into the bottom of the
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camera you open the door like this and
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if you look at the battery then you see
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that you've got the electrodes on one
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end and there'll be a Canon logo on the
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battery so you have the electrodes
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facing the camera and the logo facing
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you and it will go in like that now like
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most modern batteries it will only go in
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one way
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so if it doesn't go in very easily then
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the chances are you've got it in the
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wrong way around and when it goes in it
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will click with this clip here that
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keeps the battery in and when you want
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to take the battery out you just undo
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the clip and it bounces out the second
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thing to do is to put in your memory
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card now most professionals that I know
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tend to use SanDisk memory cards and
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there's one good reason for that and
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that is that most of these cards have a
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lifetime guarantee that means that if
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the disc gets damaged or
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corrupted in any way that's not through
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negligence then SanDisk will replace the
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card it's worth bearing in mind though
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that they will not replace the content
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on the card because they don't know what
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that is obviously so if you've got a 16
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gigabyte card and you've got 10
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gigabytes of information videos and
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stills on it and then it becomes
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corrupted they will only replace the
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card and that is an important lesson to
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learn right from the start and it's a
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good idea in fact it's almost essential
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to have somewhere where you can keep
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these pictures and videos permanently
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and safely and that usually means it's
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an external hard drive but at least when
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you have shot some pictures it's a good
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idea to put them into your desktop on on
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a laptop or onto your desktop computer
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at least to keep them safe but an
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external hard drive really is
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recommended but this is the card and
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likewise it has the electrical
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conductors here and it has the logo on
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the front and if you put it this way so
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that the logo faces you and it goes into
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that little slot above the battery then
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you can just slide it in again and shut
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the door and that is your camera with
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the battery and the memory card now the
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next thing you need to do is put on the
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lens this is the kit lens that came with
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the camera
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it's an EFS 18 to 55 millimeter kit lens
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which is a pretty good lens and it's
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certainly a very good starter lens it
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gives you a lot of scope to take lots of
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different types of pictures this Canon
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camera is an aps-c camera which means
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it's a crop frame camera now there are
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two types of camera for DSLRs
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essentially for 35 mils anyway it's a
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full-frame or it's a crop frame this is
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a crop frame camera which means that the
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sensor is slightly smaller than a full
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frame and the advantage for that for us
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anyway is that the camera is
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a lighter and the lenses are smaller and
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lighter and the quality is still wealth
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professional level quality now this
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camera will take either EFS or EF lenses
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but the recommended lens group for this
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is the EFS group of lenses and when you
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change your lens now or in other times
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try to keep the camera in such a way
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that dust and dirt can't drop into it
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the reason for that is that the sensor
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inside of here is very sensitive and if
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it gets dust and dirt on it then it will
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damage not just the sensor but it will
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affect your pictures and your videos and
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it's incredibly difficult to clean so
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the recommendation is that you don't
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leave the camera open any longer than it
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needs to be open and that you keep it
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facing roughly downwards to prevent
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anything dropping into it so let's just
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take this off the lens to start off with
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and then we'll take the front cover off
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the camera keeping it slightly facing
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down now if we look at the lens there's
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a square here white square and if we
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look on the ring here there's a white
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dot and you need to just marry those up
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and turn it clockwise until you hear the
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click once it's clicked it means it's
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fixed onto the camera and because it is
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an EFS lens it's now communicating with
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the camera and so it will help with
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autofocus and auto exposure the next
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thing you need to do is switch it on
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when you want to go into the menus in
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the camera it's very important to make
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sure that you're on manual mode and the
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reason for that is that when you press
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menu button you get all the menu tabs
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going across the top if for any reason
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you were on a different semi-automatic
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or a completely automatic option then
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when you press the menu options you
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don't get all the tabs going across the
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top and so it is important to be in
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manual when you start to change things
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inside your camera the first time the
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camera is switched on
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the screen will ask you to set the date
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the time zone and the language the date
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and time information will be added to
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the metadata for each image that you
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shoot you can change these details by
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using the cross keys and pressing set
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once you've set the time and date you
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can now set the date format either the
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UK version which is date month and year
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or you can choose a different one either
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year month and date or month date and
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year once you've chosen the one you want
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you press that again and then you go on
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to daylight saving time and you go on to
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the time zone and region once everything
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is correct you can just press ok if you
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want to go back at any time to change
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the time the date or the language you'll
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find them in setup tab - the next thing
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you need to do is format your card if
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it's a new card or a card that you've
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taken from a previous camera it's really
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important to format it so that the card
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and the camera will work together the
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way you do that is by pressing menu and
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then moving up to setup tab 1 and here
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you can see format the card now the
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important thing to remember here is when
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you format the card you will lose
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everything even pictures and videos
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which you may have protected will be
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deleted so you must know that everything
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that's on the card has either been
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copied or is something that you don't
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want before you format your card but if
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you are happy to do that
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then you click OK and it will format the
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card and prepare it for use by this
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camera
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the next thing to do is to look through
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the viewfinder and to see if what you
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can see through it look sharp
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if you don't have 20/20 vision or if you
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wear glasses then even though the
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autofocus on the camera gets the picture
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absolutely sharp when you're looking
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through the viewfinder
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it may look out-of-focus by using that
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dioptre adjuster here you can change the
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view through the viewfinder so that it
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is sharp when the camera says it's sharp
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to bear in mind that if you have the
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lens on autofocus the camera will
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automatically focus the image even if it
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doesn't look sharp to you through the
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viewfinder if you find the brightness of
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the LCD monitor either too bright or too
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dark then you can change that by going
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to setup tab - if you click on LCD
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brightness then you can choose to either
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make it brighter or darker
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however do remember that the optimum
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setting for checking exposure on the
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live view screen is for there's nothing
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more irritating than the camera
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switching itself off when you're still
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trying to compose a picture whilst it
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helps to save the battery life it can
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interrupt your train of thought and slow
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you down you can change the length of
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time it takes for the camera to turn off
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by going to setup tab 1 and choosing
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auto power off here you see you'll have
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a choice between 30 seconds and 15
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minutes and you can disable it
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completely if you choose I find that
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setting it to one minute is a good
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compromise the ISO setting manages the
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sensitivity of your sensor to the light
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coming into the camera the Canon t7 will
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be on auto ISO setting to begin with
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which is very convenient in most cases
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however you will want to control this at
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some point not least because the ISO
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setting has a direct impact on the
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quality of your image it's easy to
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control the ISO by using the Cross Keys
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press the top one labeled ISO and the
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ISO options will appear on the LCD
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screen as a rule of thumb is o 100 to
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400 is suitable for sunny or bright
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light 400 to 1600 for overcast or dusk
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and 1600 to 6400
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for low-light and nighttime shots the
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next thing to consider is the file size
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and compression ratio the Canon c7 will
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shoot a 24 megapixel file and that's a
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very high quality image the JPEG
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compression rate will decide the quality
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of the image when it's stored on your
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memory card and also how many images you
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can save on your card
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obviously it's best to choose the best
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compression rate to make the choice go
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into shooting tap 1 and go to the top
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choice which is image quality you'll see
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that this is on large which is 24
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megapixels
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the quarter circle next to the L
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represents the best compression quality
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you can see here that I can say 448
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images like this if I move down 1 2
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medium compression quality you will see
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that that number goes up to 915 even
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though the file stays the same size if I
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change the file size from large to
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medium with best compression quality the
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number of images I can save changes
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again and if I change that to medium
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compression the number goes up again
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however because today you can buy very
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large memory cards I prefer to choose
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large file size and best compression
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quality if you want to know more they
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might not take a look at our manual
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which has been specially written for
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this camera in fact we're giving away a
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sample of our manual absolutely free it
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contains 2 full course videos including
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the full video on shooting movies with
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the Rebel t7 all you have to do is click
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on the link here or in the description
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below and we'll send it to you straight
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away absolutely free
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