My new camera has a setting I have never seen on a camera before. It takes photos that make the subject look like pencil drawings. Here are some I took. The camera is a G.E. brand that I got from WalMart. 
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I have that option in Photoshop but I have never heard of it in a camera! The result is very good. Being a former artist I have made drawings many years ago, this was unheard of back then!
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.... how cute! I remember all those art lessons we had at school, where I was so useless and embarassed at my attempts to draw ... if only I could have had this camera in those days :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are very interesting! We've come a long way from the Brownie film cameras of my childhood.
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