View Full Version : The Biggest Secret Canon Doesnt Want You To Know About
360°
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 08:58
I have discovered something thats going to change photography from now on until the end of time.
it produces sharper images, better colors, and better bokeh.
It can be done even with a point and shoot.
.....
.....
just flip the camera upside down and take all of your photos upside down..... then just flip them later in post.
trust me it works
This was a joke, dont get your panties in a bunch
magwai
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 09:09
What if I want to get my panties in a bunch?
:)
k.CHU
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 09:17
I actually did try this. And it DOES work.
-MasterChief-
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 09:28
damnit! now my wifes panties are all in a bunch! :p
stevemacko
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 09:37
If this works, shouldn't your username be 180degrees... not 360? ;-)
I have discovered something thats going to change photography from now on until the end of time.
it produces sharper images, better colors, and better bokeh.
It can be done even with a point and shoot.
.....
.....
just flip the camera upside down and take all of your photos upside down..... then just flip them later in post.
trust me it works
This was a joke, dont get your panties in a bunch
Quad
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 09:42
All I can say is WOW!!!! ...and I didn't believe you about that bridge in Arizona you wanted to sell me. Too bad I missed it. :cry:
sue.t
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 09:53
Can I just stand on my head and hold the camera upright?
Although, my panties might bunch in that position ...
360°
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 11:50
omg it just worked again! i cant believe it
PicSniper
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 12:01
I've been flipping my camera upside-down for years. All of my long exposure shots are taken this way because it silences mirror slap, which eliminates the need to use MLU.
chrisandaivi
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 12:09
DUDE!!! this is soooo last year!!! didn't you get the Memo?
joeman
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 12:18
is this why my photos from the southern hemisphere look so good?
L.Morey
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 12:51
WTF are you peole babbling about
MrWho
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 13:28
Oh man! My pictures got so sharp I don't think I'll ever need to upgrade :shock:
oldvultureface
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 13:33
April Fools' Day was last month. And my panties are neatly folded in my man purse.
harcosparky
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 14:43
No need to hold the camera upside down to take shots.
Take them normally, then in in post do the following 8 steps ...
#1 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Left
#2 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Left
#3 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Left
#4 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Left
#5 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Right
#6 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Right
#7 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Right
#8 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Right
This is a carry over from the days of film when you would agitate the tank to insure even fluid distribution and to get rid of any air bubbles on the film surface. Only in this case you are agitating the pixels causing them to realign into a sharper image.
Be careful, the resultant images will be so sharp you might cut yourself handling the prints!
:D
:lol:
RDKirk
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 16:00
No need to hold the camera upside down to take shots.
Take them normally, then in in post do the following 8 steps ...
#1 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Left
#2 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Left
#3 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Left
#4 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Left
#5 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Right
#6 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Right
#7 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Right
#8 Image-->Rotate-->90 Degrees Right
This is a carry over from the days of film when you would agitate the tank to insure even fluid distribution and to get rid of any air bubbles on the film surface. Only in this case you are agitating the pixels causing them to realign into a sharper image.
Be careful, the resultant images will be so sharp you might cut yourself handling the prints!
:D
:lol:
You forgot to first rap it once against a hard surface.
dave sparks
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 18:35
You forgot to first rap it once against a hard surface.
That's only for the fixer stage now. Keeps the pixels aligned and dislodges any strangetrons.
Dave....
stsva
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 19:34
This is why I keep coming back to POTN - the quality of info. here is second to none! Great tips - thanks to all.
AWGD8
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 19:41
Ok guys, I just sold all my DLSR and lenses. I just bought a Kodak point and shoot today.
I even bought a CS4 and Lightroom for the PP. Now WTF is goin on! all my shots are high keys aka washout! :-)
Canonswhitelensesrule
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 19:58
Would it work just the same if you get your subjects (if applicable) to stand upside down, and you just shoot them in regular fashion?
scorpio_e
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 19:59
I dunno... I tried and all I see are sprocket holes...
360°
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 20:27
Would it work just the same if you get your subjects (if applicable) to stand upside down, and you just shoot them in regular fashion?
that only works in 0 gravity.... so only in space
umpachomp
15th of May 2010 (Sat), 21:05
I noticed when I press the "shutter button" I take absolute stunning pictures. Also when I take pictures of animals then print them out, the animals come to life and pop out of the print. Amazing!!!!
L.Morey
16th of May 2010 (Sun), 04:55
Finally found the looney bin on porn have fun
SkipD
16th of May 2010 (Sun), 08:56
This is a carry over from the days of film when you would agitate the tank to insure even fluid distribution and to get rid of any air bubbles on the film surface. Only in this case you are agitating the pixels causing them to realign into a sharper image.I get a real kick out of the folks who say they take their digital images to a place that does photo printing get them "developed". :rolleyes:
360°
16th of May 2010 (Sun), 10:27
I get a real kick out of the folks who say they take their digital images to a place that does photo printing get them "developed". :rolleyes:
its cuz we're old schoool
RDKirk
16th of May 2010 (Sun), 10:28
I get a real kick out of the folks who say they take their digital images to a place that does photo printing get them "developed". :rolleyes:
And get digital negatives.
scslmd
16th of May 2010 (Sun), 10:58
It's true... I called up a Canon Technician and he told me that it was real. He was able to cite the reason that the cameras were made of such precision and computers so sensitive that the original engineers forgot to account for Japan being on the other side of the world so if you hold the camera upside down then it will process correctly! Unfortunately firmware updates can't correct for this problem.
This top secret ultra sensitive information was just release 46 days ago.
Viva-photography
16th of May 2010 (Sun), 11:10
I noticed when I press the "shutter button" I take absolute stunning pictures. Also when I take pictures of animals then print them out, the animals come to life and pop out of the print. Amazing!!!!
WHOA! Thats not just me? :D
and all this sounds like a load of sh@t to me. :p
Anders Östberg
16th of May 2010 (Sun), 16:20
No it's true, Canon cameras do have that hard to define 3D look to the pictures, the animals "pop right out of the print"...
http://www.aobild.se/imagesforforums/3d/IMG_0499_frog3D.jpg
Jon_Doh
16th of May 2010 (Sun), 18:11
And it will cure any autofocusing woes your camera might have. Who needs to send it in for the autofocus fix when you can simply turn it upside down and walla - instant cure!
scatdog
16th of May 2010 (Sun), 18:28
I'm glad to hear this, I was begining to believe that the biggest secret was that Canon would come out with an upgraded version within 1 week of whatever I purchase!
360°
16th of May 2010 (Sun), 18:39
i think im going to try and shoot a whole wedding upside down
harcosparky
16th of May 2010 (Sun), 18:43
i think im going to try and shoot a whole wedding upside down
That will work better if, instead of holding the camera upside down you hold the camera in the normal orientation and stand on your head ! :D :lol:
I'm glad to hear this, I was begining to believe that the biggest secret was that Canon would come out with an upgraded version within 1 week of whatever I purchase!
Been there .. done that! :lol:
neilwood32
17th of May 2010 (Mon), 06:40
OMG that is so cool - only problem is that the lakes I was shooting are now emptying and im getting soaked- waaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh.
:p
Raizer
17th of May 2010 (Mon), 06:45
i think im going to try and shoot a whole wedding upside down
For weddings your best to spin the camera around and look into the lens
drunkenmigu
17th of May 2010 (Mon), 23:13
Would it work if i flipped my memory card reader upside while its reading?
mommak
17th of May 2010 (Mon), 23:35
That was all so funny. I am new here and new to photography. I have only ever used a point and shoot, but want to upgrade and learn the ropes of photography. I'm glad my time spent on here will also be entertaining.
360°
17th of May 2010 (Mon), 23:42
That was all so funny. I am new here and new to photography. I have only ever used a point and shoot, but want to upgrade and learn the ropes of photography. I'm glad my time spent on here will also be entertaining.
upgrade? why would you upgrade? i just revealed the biggest secret... upgrading would just be a waste of money
SuperHuman21
17th of May 2010 (Mon), 23:58
And here I thought I needed a camera with MLU =/ I could've saved a lot of money by switching my technique to Upside-Down!
monk3y
18th of May 2010 (Tue), 00:01
what a secret!! I have been using this for quite sometime... haha
jdizzle
18th of May 2010 (Tue), 08:15
Hmmm... I tried shooting upside down and all I got was a wedgy! :p;)
neilwood32
19th of May 2010 (Wed), 06:49
Too much informaion Julian! :rolleyes:
thomas43062
23rd of May 2010 (Sun), 00:57
So the secret is holding the camera upside down? Astounding. It's just like rebooting the Etch-a-Sketch!
Mastamarek
23rd of May 2010 (Sun), 01:00
Thats why you dont post on forums when you re drunk ^^
jdizzle
23rd of May 2010 (Sun), 03:34
Too much informaion Julian! :rolleyes:
LOL! :lol:
Stealthy Ninja
24th of May 2010 (Mon), 11:44
Personally I just put my camera on the end of a cordless screwdriver and continually spin it.
jdizzle
24th of May 2010 (Mon), 11:55
Personally I just put my camera on the end of a cordless screwdriver and continually spin it.
Sounds kinky Adrian. ;)
neilwood32
24th of May 2010 (Mon), 17:55
Personally I just put my camera on the end of a cordless screwdriver and continually spin it.
Interesting technique :rolleyes:
Stealthy Ninja
24th of May 2010 (Mon), 18:51
Yeah it makes photos turn out very good.
Geddit?! :lol:
let me be the first --> :rolleyes:
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