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Jul 03, 2011 10:17 |  #1

Maybe this question been answered before.

When I put my 7D in "CA" and turn off the flash, change to "smooth skin tones" or "Landscape" but when the camera sleeps the settings go back to flash on, and "standard" how do you keep the camera stay in the settings I picked instead of reverting back.


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Jul 03, 2011 10:34 |  #2

wysiwyg59 wrote in post #12697395 (external link)
Maybe this question been answered before.

When I put my 7D in "CA" and turn off the flash, change to "smooth skin tones" or "Landscape" but when the camera sleeps the settings go back to flash on, and "standard" how do you keep the camera stay in the settings I picked instead of reverting back.


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I have never used that mode but I don't believe there is a setting to change that behavior because it is an Auto mode. If you want to save certain settings then you can register them in C1, C2, or C3 but the "smooth skin tones" deal isn't a setting you can save. You can alter the sharpness settings though, but that will only matter if you are shooting in jpeg or using DPP to process RAW images.


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Jul 03, 2011 10:59 as a reply to  @ yourdoinitwrong's post |  #3

I always shoot in RAW and have never shot in the CA mode. I like the user selected modes to set up my camera in the way I like to shoot. It is easier for me to register the several parameters in User Selected Mode 1-3 and then select the parameters with one turn of the mode dial...


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Jul 03, 2011 11:11 |  #4

try putting it in one of the custom modes, when you want it just dial it up. i've never used CA, but I think that'll work




  
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