how do I process the pictures? also, could they be processed into black-and-white pictures? Thanks.
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Take it into a place like Walgreens and they will develop it for you. You can ask them if it would be possible to process them in B&W but if not, once you have the actual prints then those can easily be made into B&W.
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I usually would go to Costco & develop them there or anywhere that takes 35mm film & ask for a disk to put them on. I'm not sure on black and white but if you get them on disk, you can alter them at home and then reprint them where you want to pick them up.
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You'll have to find a Walgreen's or CVS that still processes film cameras. I'm sure that the pictures can be processed in B/W...
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Take it into a place like Walgreens and they will develop it for you. You can ask them if it would be possible to process them in B&W; but if not, once you have the actual prints then those can easily be made into B&W.;
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Hi Lisa, I took pictures at an indoor water park. The pictures came out okay. I just scrapbook the pictures, I don't typically blow them up to 5x7 or 8x10. So, for my use the pictures are fine. The fast movements were a little blurry. I have not taken any underwater pictures yet. I took the camera outside for our school snow days. Those pictures in the sunlight were bright and colorful. The fast movements came out okay. I have a few inside pictures during the day and they look pretty good. I have one picture taken at night in my bedroom. My navy blue shirt looks great, but my face is a little orange/yellow and the bedroom in the background is not crisp at all. I think the lighting is responsible for that. I have a few movies on the camera, but can't play them. They are MOV. I tried Quicktime, movie maker, media player. I'll have to play around with it. I hope I don't have to convert these. So, at the moment I can't give you any information on the movies. I wanted the camera to take out to the pool and so far it seems like it will work great for our use. Please let me know if I can help with any else. I'm not sure what you mean by artifacts. I don't think graininess is an issue, but I'm just a mom taking pictures of kids and my photography knowledge is limited.
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I found out about Picassa through your post. It is SO MUCH better than my current photo software! Thanks so much for your post. I'm having a great time with Picassa and it's free!! Made my first movie a few days ago - so user friendly.
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Its best to carefully cut them out. Or make a dark background because the wntire paper would be transfered and a white square will appear on it. So cut the white out.
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I think it's just maybe compatability with the camera type?I email/messaged Impossible Project about it. They said it was definitely the film's fault, not the camera's... But I don't think there's a whole lot that can be done to change it. They're old cameras and an old process, basically it's just not compatible. But the color film worked wonderfully. So, I'd say just use color film and steer clear of B&W;, even though that's kind of a bummer.
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That is how they are saved in the scanner software, as tiff files. Awesome scanner for paintings and artwork:)
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You can convert .ppt file into .jpeg only with some color or some small photo in each slide. It will work. For those black and white slide, no. For video presentation, it could be played in .mov file, but i still can't figure it out.
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There may be some water color effects with jpegs, but if you process the RAW files there isn't any. Still waiting on Adobe to come out with Lightroom support.
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I'm not sure what type of software you currently are using but I've been using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to process, catalog and store all of my RAW images. However, there are many free RAW image processors available. I would suggest doing a google search for free RAW image processing software and try some out. Hope this helps!
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I'm old school so I take it to a professional photo developer and let them do it all (negs, prints and high resolution cds). I don't think that answers your question but it's all I've got.
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Yes. Import the photos into a photo editing software. I use Picasa (Google product) and I can crop, change the lighting, contrast, etc. Works great. Only problem with the maching are with pictures that are odd sizes. If the picture comes out of the feeder slide. its hell to get the photo out from inside the machine. I tried using clear plastic but it degraded the lightness of the photo
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Yes it is worth it, scan them using the wolverine device, then use photoshop to restore, if your not an expert in photoshop, then contact a professional restorer who will put the colors and grey scale back in for you. There are some good restorers here where I live, and you can send the scanned photo to them by email and they will return it back to you by photo download
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B&w; slides or color all work the same. The device digitizes the image which can then be manipulated in any editing program. Negatives can be inverted into positives. I use the free irfanview program which has in the Image header a Negative option. It also lets you perform some basic contrast/ brightness changing, but a mediocre image can not be turned into something better than what is in the picture.
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While most of the slides I did were color, about 10% were black and white or another monochrome palette. They came out fine. You can adjust the color balance on the device to enhance the digital version, but I found it much easier to just shoot the slide and then tweak it on my computer with regard to color balance, contrast, etc. Toughest thing in the whole process is just making sure you have correctly mounted the slides in the 4-slide tray and that it closes completely. After a couple of tries, it becomes second nature.
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WOW, I can't believe I've done that a hundred times at least. It is a lot easier than it looks.I better mention to everyone, that you do want to download your photos first, as the FORMAT is a total deletion. That's the idea, to clear the card completely, so there's nothing left behind to slow the processing down. And it should be done in the camera the card is being used in, not the computer or a second camera.
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The files are jpeg. You can use a usb cable or a memory chip to transfer pictures. I have so many usb cables that I don't recall if it was in the box.
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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.