Can you take photos in black and white or does that have to be done later on the computer?
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It does have a black and white setting. The setting is called Black and White Copy. What it is intended for is making copies of sheets of paper the same as putting the paper in a copy machine. You can take pictures of other things, but I don't know the quality it will output.
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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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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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Yes. On Mac use image capture app and use preview to convert to anything you want. On pc use included software in box.
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No. You need to find a lab that processes black and white. That will probably be a pro lab.
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Yes. You actually get a choice of "regular" monochrome which mimics black and white film images or dynamic black and white (which makes very black blacks and very white whites). You get to the first kind of b&w; through the menu or quick menu. The more dramatic version you get through using the color or paint palette section of the dial on the top of the camera where you choose iA or Program or Aperture preferred, etc.
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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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Yes to both questions but remember this is a film camera. This is not digital. Needed an inexpensive way to shoot classic black and white images.
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I noticed that the first picture did not come out. I'm not sure why but I assumed it was because I was using an old camera that hadn't been used in a while. I also noticed that it took about half hour to develop and in order to develop, the photo needs to be put in a dark place. The B&W; photos come out best when taken against a white background.
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I used mine for color. I'm not an expert but I see no reason why you couldn't use it for black and white. If used for color, you can convert back to black and white during post processing. By the way, this filter worked great for me.
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No, you need a capture device. Depending on your system, use a type of black magic design capture product.
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Regular photos cannot be manipulated much because the camera is doing it for you. Raw format allows you to play with all the colors and contrasts as much a possible
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You can choose between the black photo cartridge and the graphics cartridge in "Color Options" under "Color Mode" by changing between "Photo" and "Graphics". I do this because the Graphics black is cheaper to replace.
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not that I have seen - I scan into Windows Photo live gallery and from there you can edit it into b&w; or different tones.
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These days you don't need camera softwares to download your pictures into new computers. Just plug your camera and turn it on.
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you can use the software that comes with the camera (Config tool), which is Windows only. Otherwise, you can configure using the web interface with any browser.
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Not that I know of unless your computer has the capability in the photo program that you use.
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Absolutely. Software come with the camera that makes this possible, or you can use programs like Picassa to accomplish the same thing. It is very easy to do.