Canon 300d Camera

Does the digital camera have a black and white setting?

Yes.
Go to the menu > tool bar >scroll down to b&W > set.
Read your handbook/manual.

2009-04-07 17:15:00 by W

I was bored, so I decided to make a video about my DSLR. The Canon Digital Rebel/300D. I hope this informal info video was not too boring ...

I need a free software that extracts photos from a Canon EOS 300D Digital Camera. Can anyone help?

You can use the software that came on the CD's with the camera. Windows will also download if you plug the camera in via usb and power the camera on. Finally you can use a card reader to read the files off the card.

2010-04-04 03:24:50 by Hardy M

Price: $350.00 $89.98

Compatible with Canon SLR/DSLR cameras including 30D, 40D, 50D, 300D, 350D, 400D, 450D, 500D, EOS Rebel XTi, EOS Rebel XS, EOS Rebel XSi, EOS Rebel T1i, T2i ...
T-mount Connection Standard 23.2mm
Canon cameras with this 2X adapter have a magnification powers between 12X and 15X depending on the CMOS sizes of the cameras

I bought a Canon EOS 300D SLR Digital Camera,but I didn't get a software disk with it.My other Digital Camera comes up with choose a task when I connect it to my Laptop,but when I plug in my Canon SLR,it says I need to download software from a disk.I have no idea what to do or what I need!

Download your drivers directly from Canon:

http://software.canon-europe.com/

choose model, enter operating system and look after USB drivers or something similar. This will make your life a lot easier and sosts you nothing. Another option is to use a card-reader (see first answer)).

2009-11-15 04:53:44 by Gemma

Price: $70.00

Canon Branded Retail Package
Retains full capacity, free from memory effect
Lithium-ion technology for maximum battery life power

Still works fine after years of light use. What should I upgrade to if I decide to (Canon only)

You need to look at the EXIF header in your latest photo. You can use Opanda (graphical interface, read only for free version) or Exiftool (command line tool, very complete, read & write), both free programs. On Opanda, you'll find "total number of shutter releases for the camera" near the bottom of the list.

2009-02-28 10:50:15 by crusher28

I would like suggestions on what are the best settings for my camera (as above) for doing sport photography especially football photography in the daytime from the sideline of the field. My zoom lens is 75-300mm 1:4-5.6
Please help with what ever you can?

Use a shutter speed of at least 1/500th second.

I am surprised that you have such a fine, adjustable camera and haven't figured this basic kind of thing out ... That tells me you need to take a class in photography so you do not get too frustrated using a camera like this.

The camera is only a tool ... if you have to spend any time thinking about the settings, you are going to miss a lot of shots. The goal is to learn all you can by going to school, using the camera as much as possible in as many different lighting conditions as possible.

If you have noticed, the pros on the sidelines are shooting, not checking there camera settings.

2008-04-12 16:07:32 by Melissa D