is a darkening that can occur in the corners of your image, Canon calls this…peripheral illumination or falloff.…Vignettes most often occur with wide- angle lenses and sometimes a vignette can…add a nice effect to an image.…It can bring focus to the center of the frame.…But most of the time you don't want vignettes in your image and your camera has…a feature to remove these when you're shooting in JPEG mode.…The camera removes vignetting by applying a brightening to the corners.…And if it ever gets its calculations wrong or if it's a little too aggressive…with its de-vignetting, or its peripheral illumination correction, you may…want to turn it off.…
Or, maybe you actually want some vignetting in your image.…Maybe you're intentionally trying to vignette to get more focus to the center of your image.…Right down here in the first shooting menu is Peripheral…illumination correction.…Hit that and I can just Disable it.…Now notice though it's giving me some information here, Attached lens and it's…
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11/18/2011- What is an SLR?
- Attaching a lens to a camera
- Deciding how many batteries and media cards are needed
- Setting Auto mode
- Changing ISO
- Changing image format and size
- Manually selecting a focus point
- Correcting exposure while shooting
- Controlling white balance
- Using a driver and self-timer
- Auto exposure bracketing
- Selecting a picture style
- Using Live View
- Shooting video
- Using custom functions, such as ISO expansion and mirror lockup
- Cleaning the camera and sensor
Skill Level Beginner
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Q: Will the lessons in this course work with the Canon T3 too?
A: The main differences between the Canon T3i and the T3 are some video capabilities. Other than that, and some minor menu differences, you should be able to use the lessons in this course with the T3 with no issues.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 27s
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What is an SLR?2m 39s
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How to use this course1m 53s
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1. Getting to Know Your Canon Digital SLR
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Basic camera anatomy2m 39s
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Batteries and media cards2m 44s
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Powering up2m 24s
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Setting the date and time1m 31s
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Setting the language1m 7s
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Formatting the media card2m 48s
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Holding the camera2m 29s
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2. Shooting in Auto Mode
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Setting Auto mode4m 14s
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The viewfinder display5m 31s
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The LCD screen2m 15s
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Autofocus basics2m 38s
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Lens controls1m 17s
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Flash in Auto mode1m 26s
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Image review2m 28s
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Image playback1m 34s
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3. Shooting in Program Mode
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What Program mode does1m 57s
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Exposure compensation2m 15s
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Metering revisited1m 57s
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Changing ISO2m 51s
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Program shift2m 30s
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Image format and size4m 21s
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Creative Auto mode2m 20s
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The Info button1m 17s
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The Quick Control button1m 46s
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4. Controlling Autofocus
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Focus modes1m 19s
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Manual focus2m 29s
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5. Controlling White Balance
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Auto white balance1m 54s
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White balance presets2m 7s
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Manual white balance3m 29s
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6. Using Drive Mode and the Self-Timer
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Drive mode3m 16s
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The self-timer2m 19s
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7. Using the Exposure Control Options
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Metering modes2m 19s
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Exposure lock56s
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Aperture Priority mode2m 50s
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Depth-of-field preview2m 11s
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Shutter Priority mode2m 23s
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Manual mode2m 46s
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Auto exposure bracketing2m 35s
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Auto lighting optimizer1m 59s
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8. Using More Playback Options
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Metadata display3m 2s
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LCD brightness52s
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Rotation1m 4s
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Rating images1m 43s
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File numbering options2m 51s
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Creating folders48s
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Copyright information2m 8s
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9. Shooting with Scene Modes
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What is a scene mode?1m 8s
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10. Shooting with Flash
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Fill flash1m 2s
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Flash exposure compensation1m 52s
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Red-eye reduction1m 36s
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11. Shooting with Picture Styles
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Picture styles defined2m 7s
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Selecting a picture style1m 38s
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Adjusting predefined styles2m 20s
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12. Using Live View
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Activating Live view4m 42s
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Focusing in Live view5m 31s
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Aspect ratio1m 35s
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Live view's drawbacks2m 5s
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13. Shooting Video
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Focusing4m 6s
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Exposure control2m 11s
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Movie playback1m 21s
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14. Customizing Menus and Functions
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Custom menus2m 11s
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Custom functions1m 31s
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ISO expansion1m 8s
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Highlight tone priority1m 41s
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Mirror lockup1m 17s
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Shutter/AE Lock button2m 15s
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15. Caring for Your Camera
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Firmware updates1m 24s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye23s
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