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A question about this goal: I'll looking for a camera, where you can zoom in on a color of something and only that color will show up. Everything else is black and white. Anyone know? September 6th, 2007 14:21

Sep 06, 2007, 02:21PM PDT

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thirteen

That sounds more like something done with post-processing software, rather than a particular kind of camera.

Sep 06, 2007, 02:23PM PDT | Respond to this

Randem

I have a Canon Powershot SD900, and my camera can do that. It’s pretty fun to play with, too!

My guess is that it’s probably a feature of the DIGIC III processor, and I imagine that any Canon camera with that chip will probably allow you to do that.

Sep 06, 2007, 02:28PM PDT | Respond to this | 1 cheer

ambrosiastar

There actually is a camera that has this function.

They are the Canon SD 600 630 and 700 models and they work quite well actually. :)

Sep 06, 2007, 02:29PM PDT | Thread | Respond to this

GAinCA I will wait to find if this will last forever.

I have a 600 and I didn’t even know it could do that! How does one activate said feature?

Sep 06, 2007, 04:42PM PDT | Thread | Respond to this

ambrosiastar

ah, i remember seeing them in a store and it said that it had that feature. as for actually using that feature, awww… i don’t know. i remember playing with like 8 different models, all completely different from the other, all while in the 600 and 700 range.. :(

Sep 06, 2007, 05:37PM PDT | Respond to this

schultz13

Canon SD 1000, most Canon’s actually.

Sep 06, 2007, 02:37PM PDT | Respond to this

lauramariel

Yep, my Canon SD30 does that.

Sep 06, 2007, 02:46PM PDT | Respond to this

jfritz

Most point and shoot Canons do that. If you want more accurate control, things like that should be done in post processing.

Sep 06, 2007, 03:05PM PDT | Respond to this

♥ is moving castles

Thank you people ^^ I’ve been wondering this for awhile. One of these is gonna definitely have to go on the top of my Christmas list this year :D

Sep 06, 2007, 03:10PM PDT | Respond to this

Ujwala Prabhu

wow! I came here to say that you can do this in photoshop (and other such software too i’m sure(

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i find that some canon pt and shoots can do this directly – incamera! wow! i would love to get some details on how to do it. i have a canon sd400.

Sep 06, 2007, 11:32PM PDT | Thread | Respond to this

aneroid

yup, i think most of the powershot series does this. i have the A710is. haven’t used the feature yet, so dunno how well it looks/performs. but i think the images will appear ‘pixelated’ coz i doubt it’s manipulating the raw data.

Sep 07, 2007, 12:46AM PDT | Thread | Respond to this

Ujwala Prabhu

Thanks found it under the My Colors option when you press the “FUNC” button on the SD400. I havent really got it to work but hey that’s pretty cool! Thank you.

Sep 07, 2007, 01:19AM PDT | Respond to this

DJLifey

My Canon Powershot A610 has such capability. However, it isn’t near as accurate as software like Photoshop.

Sep 07, 2007, 07:49AM PDT | Respond to this


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