realtor-tips

• A 3.2 Megapixel Canon camera can produce a quality 8" x 10" print.
• You can always size down, but it’s more difficult to size up.
• The wider the view, the more spacious the appearance.
• All of Canon's PowerShot cameras offer panoramic shooting with the Photo Stitch mode and
automatic stitching software included.
• Canon's PowerShot models G5, A80 and A75 have an optional Wide Converter Lens available.

When using the Converter Lenses, we recommend using the LCD monitor to preview composition and refraining from the use of the built-in flash to avoid harsh shadows in the resulting photos.

• First, try to stabilize the camera and shoot without the flash. (Built-in flash reaches 10 feet.)
• For exterior shots, try to get between the sun and the property you are shooting.
• Use Canon PowerShot's exclusive “Slow Shutter Flash Sync” feature, when shooting indoors. Be sure to hold the camera steadily.

Problem: A flash is used, revealing a dimly lit room with a bright foreground and a dark background.

Solution: Stabilize the camera and shoot without a flash.

Problem: Due to shaking while shooting, the result is a completely
out-of-focus picture.

Solution: Use Canon's Slow Shutter Flash Sync to freeze the moment.

Problem: Shooting into the sun has created a dark subject with a washed out sky.

Solution: Pick the right time of day to shoot, making sure the sun is behind you when you do.

• A brightly lit window can be a friend or foe.
• Canon PowerShot cameras offer easy exposure options to brighten a dark photo situation.
• Canon PowerShot cameras allow you to adjust their sensitivity to the environment's light (up to ISO 400).

Problem: Shooting through open windows darkens the room.

Solution: Close the blinds and set the exposure compensation to "+1".