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Polaroid PIC-300L Instant Film Analog Camera (Blue) with (3) Polaroid 300 Instant Film Packs of 10 + Case + Cleaning Kit Sale Price: $109.95 |
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Kit includes:♦ 1) Polaroid PIC-300L Instant Film Analog Camera (Blue)♦ 2) Polaroid 300 Instant Film for PIC300 Series Cameras (10 Color Prints)♦ 3) Additional Polaroid 300 Instant Film for PIC300 Series Cameras (10 Color Prints)♦ 4) Additional Polaroid 300 Instant Film for PIC300 Series Cameras (10 Color Prints)♦ 5) Hakuba Aussie 20 Digital Organizer Camera Case - Large (Black)♦ 6) Precision Design 5-Piece Camera & Lens Cleaning KitThe Polaroid 300 Instant Camera has everything you loved about instant photography back in a fun and one-of-a-kind Polaroid way... |
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Polaroid PoGo Instant Mobile Printer CZA-10011B in Black features a simple and portable way to print pictures on the go using any Bluetooth Phone that features the Bluetooth OBEX (Object Exchange) Profile... |
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Polaroid PIC-300L Instant Film Analog Camera (Blue) with (3) Polaroid Instant Film Pack of 10 + (4) AA Batteries & Charger + Case + Kit Sale Price: $114.95 |
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Kit includes:♦ 1) Polaroid PIC-300L Instant Film Analog Camera (Blue)♦ 2) Polaroid 300 Instant Film for PIC300 Series Cameras (10 Color Prints)♦ 3) Additional Polaroid 300 Instant Film for PIC300 Series Cameras (10 Color Prints)♦ 4) Additional Polaroid 300 Instant Film for PIC300 Series Cameras (10 Color Prints)♦ 5) Hakuba Aussie 20 Digital Organizer Camera Case - Large (Black)♦ 6) Sunpak PicturesPlus (4) 2650mAh AA NiMH Batteries & Rapid Charger♦ 7) Precision Design AA / AAA Battery Case - Holds 4 AA or AAA♦ 8) Precision Design 5-Piece Camera & Lens Cleaning KitThe Polaroid 300 Instant Camera has everything you loved about instant photography back in a fun and one-of-a-kind Polaroid way... |
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Polaroid CZA10011 PoGo Instant Mobile Printer List Price: $59.99 Sale Price: $33.99 |
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The Polaroid PoGo Instant Mobile Printer lets you share photos whether you are on vacation or just hanging out with your friends. Bring Polaroid magic from your camera cell phone or digital camera with ZINK Zero Ink Printing Technology from ZINK Imaging... |
How do you make one color stand out in a photo?
I know some camera let you choose that option. I have a Fujifilm Finepix s1000 and a Digital Camera that's a Polaroid. Would they have the option of it? What's it called or how do I do it?? and how would I make, for ex: all the reds or pinks, blues etc in a photo stand out and make everything else b&w?
I have a photo that has alot of flowers that are seperated and really hard to select each one to change the colors. How do I do it in that case?
This is done in software. Some cameras allow a degree of selective color, but it cannot read your mind. If you select RED for instance, then everything that is red or near red will remain so. Not much use if you only want ONE area to remain red.
Again, selective coloring is done in photo editing software in 99.999% of cases.
This question is asked here what seems like 50 times a day. Look up at that big green search box. Type in SELECTIVE COLOR. You will get PLENTY of answers.
You can use GIMP for selective coloring. It is free to download.
http://gimp.org
Here is the procedure:
http://www.gimpguru.org/Tutorials/SelectiveColorization/
steve