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antoinette Posted: Aug 06, 2002 04:46 PM+

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Posted: Aug 06, 2002 04:46 PM

b and w disposible cameras

does any one know where i can find black and white disposible cameras to put on my talbes at the recep? i was thinking that candid shots in bw might look nice thanks

RichsBride Posted: Aug 06, 2002 05:00 PM+

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Posted: Aug 06, 2002 05:00 PM

Re: b and w disposible cameras

I'm pretty sure you can just have them developed in b&w-then you could have both. If the film is b&w you can't have color w/o major enhancement techniques. You can get 4 kodak 27exp wedding cameras @ BJs for $19.99. Good Luck

Sonicstef Posted: Aug 06, 2002 05:06 PM+

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Posted: Aug 06, 2002 05:06 PM

Re: b and w disposible cameras

Color film processed to be B&W looks funny to me but that is just my opinion.

Just as a note of caution: B&W is much more expensive to develop than color.

Sonicstef Posted: Aug 06, 2002 05:08 PM+

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Posted: Aug 06, 2002 05:08 PM

Re: b and w disposible cameras

http://www.cngdisposablecamera.com/Black_and_White_Camera.html

Sonicstef Posted: Aug 06, 2002 05:10 PM+

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Posted: Aug 06, 2002 05:10 PM

Re: b and w disposible cameras

http://www.wedmart.com/camera/b&w-h20.htm

J&A Posted: Aug 06, 2002 06:37 PM+

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Posted: Aug 06, 2002 06:37 PM

Re: b and w disposible cameras

I bought a disposable B&W camera at Walgreens recently. The pictures turned out great. I don't remember the developing costs being too much more than color though. I agree with Sonicstef...color film developed to be B&W looks grainy.

Suzanne Posted: Aug 06, 2002 06:42 PM+

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Posted: Aug 06, 2002 06:42 PM

Re: b and w disposible cameras

I also think that color developed into black and white looks bad.. it looks brown.. you dont get the crisp shades of grey with B& W film...

Adrienne Posted: Aug 07, 2002 12:13 AM+

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Posted: Aug 07, 2002 12:13 AM

Re: b and w disposible cameras

I just checked out the site sonicstef recommended. I love the idea of B&W cameras. Does anyone know how long it takes for the shipping? Do you recommend B&W vs color? Should some tables have color and others B&W? Sorry for all the questions.

jpsgirl Posted: Aug 07, 2002 01:06 AM+

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Posted: Aug 07, 2002 01:06 AM

Re: b and w disposible cameras

I have already bought enough color cameras for every table, but now really want to add some black and whites.....maybe every other table? I don't know what to do. I guess I could use the extra cameras at the bachelorette, rehearsal dinner, etc. as to not waste them. I also love black and whites and wish I would have thought of them before I bought the color ones!

antoinette Posted: Aug 07, 2002 12:43 PM+

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Posted: Aug 07, 2002 12:43 PM

Re: b and w disposible cameras

since you all helped me find out that they acutally make b and white disp. i am heving half band w and half color- to save money. originally i wanted to have a sep photographer taking candid b&W but it was too expesive-thanks for the ideas