Originally posted by Not a Number You can always take the screen out and score or use a fine marker or technical pen to add the guides yourself.
That is a way to do it, but putting tape on the lens rear element is faster.
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Originally posted by normhead OMG.. I am so out of here.
What nonsense. Ignore me dude, I'm ignoring you.
How is the ignore function enabled ?
I don't see any buttons on a post.. (such as the 'thumb' or 'report' or etc.)
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Originally posted by stevebrot ... With any luck the 1:1 grids (square 1, square 2) for live view in conjunction with a custom Lightroom import profile (IIRC, you can impose a default crop on import) might be used to give the best of both worlds.
Perhaps a couple of the focus points in the viewfinder could be used to approximate 1:1
When I have tried to use AF point/frame guides before, I photographed a bookcase. I took the picture and cropped it [using software on PC] while not moving the camera. Then, I looked through the viewfinder again to see which focus points were closest to the the books at the edge of the crop [performed on the image with PC]. Thinking now, it would probably be better to photograph either a ruler or cutting mat for sewing.
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Originally posted by edo ... LivevieW has many more types, ...
I wonder if Golden Triangle will be an option