is it possible to retake the photo
58266
You can retake the photo, but it will use another sheet of film. So, it's like taking another picture - not like digital :(
58267
No, I don't think so I have that same camera it will use another fresh film but it is a good camera picture come out crisp and clear camera and it don't use another film
761455
I don't think so, you can usually do that on your computer. I think you can only resize them in the camera! Great camera though, takes great pics!
1426170
Yes! You can resize the foreground photo and move it up, down, left, and right. The foreground can be as large or tiny as you like. You can do the same with the background. Everything is adjustable. I'm loving this software.
556339
Afraid not. This uses automated tools to move the photos from your Digital camera to your iPhone/iPad. If your iPhone memory is full and you're on a Mac, I find the best way to empty it (AND save the photos) is to plug it into the Mac and open an application called Image Capture. It's a hidden secret! From there you can download all of the images to your Mac directly or into iPhoto or into Aperture if you have it. Then from inside Image Capture you can select all and delete all. Now remember to run a backup (Time Machine?) on your Mac when you're done because you only have one copy. If you're on a PC I actually don't know how this is done but I'm sure it's possible. Good luck! Afraid not. This uses automated tools to move the photos from your Digital camera to your iPhone/iPad. If your iPhone memory is full and you're on a Mac, I find the best way to empty it (AND save the photos) is to plug it into the Mac and open an application called Image Capture. It's a hidden secret! From there you can download all of the images to your Mac directly or into iPhoto or into Aperture if you have it. Then from inside Image Capture you can select all and delete all. Now remember to run a backup (Time Machine?) on your Mac when you're done because you only have one copy. If... » Read More Afraid not. This uses automated tools to move the photos from your Digital camera to your iPhone/iPad. If your iPhone memory is full and you're on a Mac, I find the best way to empty it (AND save the photos) is to plug it into the Mac and open an application called Image Capture. It's a hidden secret! From there you can download all of the images to your Mac directly or into iPhoto or into Aperture if you have it. Then from inside Image Capture you can select all and delete all. Now remember to run a backup (Time Machine?) on your Mac when you're done because you only have one copy. If you're on a PC I actually don't know how this is done but I'm sure it's possible. Good luck! « Show Less
1476956
Yes you can if it's on video mode you just simply press the photo button on top though be sure to focus it so it isn't blurry. If you want advance options switch to photo mode and simply read the instructions from that point :)
1917690
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.
810507
If someone is missing from the photo, or you have two photos where not everything is right, you can put the two together. It would require selecting the part you want from one and moving it into the other. I taught this as a fun project in my Computer Art class where the student would have their picture taken and then insert it into a famous place from Art History. (Like climbing the pyramid in Egypt). We used the full version of PhotoShop, but I have a friend who does it with Elements all the time. Just do a file&gt;open for each photo and go from there. I would have to research the directions for Elements but I know it can be done.
1714016
Yes with timer there is a option in the camera to take burst of images, but I am not sure How long it lasts.
563295
Yes You can, but you need to have a very good source of light and the shutter speed can be increased for more stability, You can get around 3 shots at a time
1388971
Don't know. The init only worked for a few months. Did not buy another one. You probably cannot do multiple photos.
2233782
I think you should be able to, though I never tried. I did try to import photos, which worked. But, if the file is large, it may take a long time.
2268010
Yes, indeed you can. It is simple as sliding the pic you put in out of the slot at the top.
801501
I believe it has a built in protocol that takes images from the bottom camera and compares the most current image to the previous frame. This unfortunately causes some drift over time. Playing around some you should be able to have it use an initial image and use that one as a reference for all other frames taken and later time points.
2016812
Yea, you can, but if you are holding that and trying to take a picture at the same time, well good luck cause that's going to be a challenge.
1697010
As far as I could tell the answer is NO. You can look at the pictures that have been captured but can not use it o see unless some one activates the button.
574516
Yes, you can change the settings so the pics will come out with the original frame. However, beware that for my camera at least, the quality of the pictures was not so great. In fact, I ended up returning the camera. But, I did get an used item - so who knows. You may get lucky. Taking pictures and being able to print them right then and there really is a very nice to have.
234947
Yes, you can zoom in up to 10x and reposition the photo... then, all you need to do is press the shutter button, and the camera will save the image to a separate file... very handy feature, I use it often!