will this take black and white photos? If so, what setting?
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Yes Marty F you can take black and white Photos with this camera. Press the green camera button for taking a picture with the picture of camera and screen will appear scroll through till you see black and white it is the pic that looks like piece of paper with black corner this is the setting you want .Hope this helps.. Gina
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Marty, Yes, it will take black and white. These are the modes: vivid, full, and basic color, black & white, and sepia. Turn your camera ON. Next, hit the button next to it, the middle button on the top (It has a picture of a camera and a video camera on it). You will see Smart Capture, Video, Program, then Scenes on the drop down list. Using the toggle button go down and select SCENES by hitting the center button on the toggle switch. In the SCENES mode, you will see all the little pics. DO NOT select any of them. While on this screen, hit the SETTINGS button on the right (It looks like a square with lines in it). It will take you to a screen that has CAPTURE/SETUP at the top. Under CAPTURE, toggle down and select COLOR MODE. Use the toggle side buttons &lt; or &gt; to select the color mode you want. Sepia, Vivid, B&W, etc. Hope that helps. If it does not help, click my name and my email is on my profile. Send me an email and I will make a video on how to do it. I will not be able to do the video until Wednesday. Good luck.
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I have tried everything I can think of, including referencing the extended user manual, and I cannot find any way to take B & W photos on this camera. I googled it and the Kodak site said you could but I can't find the setting they say to use on the actual camera. Sorry.
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Yes, surely it is possible and not only black and white, but also "sepia" (brownish, imitating old-style chemical photos) and several color regimes (normal full color, very saturate colors and undersaturate ones). All this is in menu of taking photos (not automated "clever" regime, but hand-made choice of regimes). I have no camera at hand just now, but it will be easy to find the "color regimes".
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D. King here again. WakkyWabbit is correct. I have the camera here and if you follow the Wabbit's instructions exactly you can do it. Don't skip a step or it won't work. Wakky is a lot more intuitive than the user manual.
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I would suggest that you finish installing all 4 camera's and see what you got then. Check the connections. If there is not enough light it will appear B&W otherwise it should be in color
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My experience with the Pandigital for color and black and white photographs is absolutely wonderful. I love this machine. For negatives I am using another machine a negative converter to digital. You can find them everywhere, in Bestu Buy, Amazon.com and inclusive in Walmart. They are very inexpensive and work wonders on negatives. Again, I love my Pandigital but I use it only for photographs. I hope I was able to help.excelent
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If you press the "Scene" button then tab down to the second icon, then move the cursor to the last icon in the third row , right and side you will see the text at the bottom of the screen read "black and white copy" then press OK and start taking B & W pics....simple as that.
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Like most digital cameras there is a distinct pause between pushing the shutter button and the picture being taken. So you may not get the exact picture you were hoping for. Other than that it works fine for this.
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Pretty sure that option is NOT available. As others have mentioned, scan the photo, and import it into a 3rd party software program, and then convert it to Black and White. There are several free programs that will do this. GIMP can do it, and is very popular. But there are other good ones too.
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It scans in color, but I wouldn't use it to scan photos. When I first received it, I tried scanning a business card, and it came all washed out. It scanned the card and left the rest of the image black. It didn't auto correct. One would have photo shop to get exactly the image they desire.
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No. This is a DSLR/still photo camera only. It will do, however, just about anything else a user can ask a camera to do!.
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Our experience with the camera is that it shoots in colour, you can select the quality or intensity of the colour but if you want B&W;, Sepia or other colour treatments we have used Picasa and or Photoshop.
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It is a color camera, and when I could get it to work it was fairly clear, not HD clear. This is not a reliable camera system.
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No,not as long as the camera isn't in plain view or easily seen.We have several of these and have taken many photos of animals,people riding buy on 4-wheelers,etc,both day and night time without knowing the camera was there or they had their photos taken.Day photos are in color and night photos are black and white.One of my friends purchased this same camera to put in a tree behind his business for security.Also will take video if that's what your more interested in but this mode will use up battery life at a faster rate.
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None. Lol. If you're looking for crisp pics, this isn't the camera for you. I bought this for a brilliant four year old boy and with natural light, his pics came out pretty good. With low light in the home, it's ok as well. Definitely not crisp, but clear enough to see what he took a pic of. For the record, he loves it and figured out how to work it in a few mins.
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I do not know if it has a black and white setting if I want black and white I just print in Black and White.
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I did not find a monochrome or B&W; setting among the scene modes. Of course, any picture software can do the conversion.
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I don't have black & white negatives, but I did scan old colored negatives with no problem. I don't see why the scanner wouldn't work with black & whites also.
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It has worked very well for me! It can scan at a quality of 600dpi for color or gray & 1200dpi for black and white. It depends on how sharp you need the pictures to be. Hope this helps
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I would just think you would put the black and white cartridge and leave the color one out and on your settings on the printer just put it on either grayscale or black and white and it might work that way. Sometimes, however both cartridges have to be in to work at all. Maybe the Canon site would have some information on that for you.