Jack Flash
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I'm relatively new to digital photography but have accumulated a number of digital photographs over the past few years. We recently managed to view some sample photos on our HDTV at 1080p. It was a great way to see your memories. So I begin a quest to find out how to set up our digital library for HDTV viewing.... and how to upgrade our modest camera (PowerShot S30) to something more accommodating for HDTV pictures.
After days of online searching I've come to the conclusion this isn't something which has received much attention to date. I think all one needs to do is crop effectively to develop a suitable format for HDTV if the resolution is there to begin with. Unfortunately I haven't any experience with post processing software and what I have seen doesn't offer a HDTV crop tool. Dragging to accommodate a 1920 x 1080 pixel count is hit or miss on the few software packages I've tried.
Are there any guides out there for accomplishing this or for dealing with HDTV viewing? Surely this has been addressed by someone... hopefully.
Thanks
After days of online searching I've come to the conclusion this isn't something which has received much attention to date. I think all one needs to do is crop effectively to develop a suitable format for HDTV if the resolution is there to begin with. Unfortunately I haven't any experience with post processing software and what I have seen doesn't offer a HDTV crop tool. Dragging to accommodate a 1920 x 1080 pixel count is hit or miss on the few software packages I've tried.
Are there any guides out there for accomplishing this or for dealing with HDTV viewing? Surely this has been addressed by someone... hopefully.
Thanks