Review Photos on Canon T4i

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Video: Review Photos on Canon T4i

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You're watching VisiHow. In this video, we're going to show how to review the images you've taken with your Canon T4i (650D) camera.

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   First, press the playback button located on the bottom-right side of the camera

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   This will show you your images.

   

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   You can scroll through 10 images at a time by using the main dial at the top front of the camera

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   You can also see an index of all your images by pressing the index button

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   It's the button with a checkered box at the top-right side of the back of the camera.

   

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   If you press the index button again, you will see more images simultaneously on the display

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   You can scroll 10 index pages at a time by using the main dial

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   If you want to zoom in on an image, press the magnify button

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   It's on the right-hand side of the back of the camera.

   

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   Press the magnify button again to zoom in more on the image

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   Pan the image by tapping and dragging the image on the screen

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   You can also use the cross keys to pan the picture

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    Pressing the reduce button will zoom the image out

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    This button has a magnifying glass with a minus. The more times you press the button, the farther you will go.

    

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    You can also see information by pressing the "INFO" button

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    It's on the left side of the display. It will give you basic information.

    

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    You can see the shutter time

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    You can see the aperture used

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    You can see the picture number

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    In this case, the current photo is the 16th out of 90 images.

    

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    Press "INFO" once more

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    You will see a histogram.

    

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    You will see the shooting mode that you'll have used as well as the file format

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    Press "INFO" once more

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    The camera will show other histograms with the red-, green-, and blue-channel (RGB) information.

    

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    Press "INFO" several times to go to the screen from step 16

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    When you're in histogram mode, you will see some blinking white areas. Those are areas of your image that are overexposed. It is all right to have a few blinking areas in your photo, but if you notice that large areas of your photo are blinking white, you may want to adjust your exposure settings.

    

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That was how to view images on the Canon 650D (or T4i). If you have any questions or comments, please leave them in the space below. Thanks for watching VisiHow!

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