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Canon Powershot Sd1400 IS


Question Posted Thursday September 23 2010, 12:47 am

Ok i just got thsis camera and it says it has a fisheye effect on it but i dont know where to go to get it do do the effect...anyone know thatd be great!

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Peeps answered Friday September 24 2010, 6:11 am:
First, I'd like to say that the fisheye effect is only for taking the pictures or photos but not during video capture. Just keep that one in mind if that is specifically what you were asking about.

Now, I don't own this so I'm doing a little research here. This one girl says you're going to have to click the middle button and select over to get to a second column of features. There you can select the "Program" option. The fisheye effect (as well as the miniature effect) and a long list of other options are listed so it might take a minute to locate it.

This is the review that kind-of shows that:

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