p.2 #1Digital photos using your old point and shoot cameras
geekcop wrote:
Here are two from my old Canon Powershot SD880 IS Digital Elph. I used this camera for years when my kids were little and we went on vacation. These are from today while visiting my son at college.
The shot of the pub was not done with the Elph, was it?
p.2 #2Digital photos using your old point and shoot cameras
chiron wrote: geekcop wroteHere are two from my old Canon Powershot SD880 IS Digital Elph. I used this camera for years when my kids were little and we went on vacation. These are from today while visiting my son at college.The shot of the pub was not done with the Elph, was it?
Yes it was. Great little camera. Here are a few more from an old trip to Disney World using the same camera.
Canon PowerShot SD880 IS8mmf/7.11/400s80 ISO-1.0 EV
Canon PowerShot SD880 IS8mmf/3.51/30s100 ISO-0.7 EV
Canon PowerShot SD880 IS7mmf/6.31/500s80 ISO0.0 EV
p.2 #3Digital photos using your old point and shoot cameras
geekcop wrote: chiron wrotegeekcop wroteHere are two from my old Canon Powershot SD880 IS Digital Elph. I used this camera for years when my kids were little and we went on vacation. These are from today while visiting my son at college.The shot of the pub was not done with the Elph, was it?Yes it was. Great little camera. Here are a few more from an old trip to Disney World using the same camera.
Very lovely images. In the color images, I feel like I can see the lower resolution (but they are still good photographs). But the B&W photo of the bar looks sharp as a tack. When I wandered across it, I first thought I was seeing a shot taken with a Leica.
Frank Horvat in 1999 shot a daily diary, attempting to make one meaningful photograph every day in the ordinary course of living his life. The images were made with a small Nikon point-and-shoot that he carried with him. It was published as Frank Horvat: 1999 A Visual Diary. It's a very nice book, a lesson in how photographs are everywhere everyday if you can find them, and a testament to point-and-shoot cameras.
p.2 #5Digital photos using your old point and shoot cameras
chiron wrote:
Frank Horvat in 1999 shot a daily diary, attempting to make one meaningful photograph every day in the ordinary course of living his life. The images were made with a small Nikon point-and-shoot that he carried with him. It was published as Frank Horvat: 1999 A Visual Diary. It's a very nice book, a lesson in how photographs are everywhere everyday if you can find them, and a testament to point-and-shoot cameras.
I will look that book up. I just (re)bought a Nikon Coolpix A and I should consider doing something similar with it.
p.2 #6Digital photos using your old point and shoot cameras
geekcop wrote: chiron wroteFrank Horvat in 1999 shot a daily diary, attempting to make one meaningful photograph every day in the ordinary course of living his life. The images were made with a small Nikon point-and-shoot that he carried with him. It was published as Frank Horvat: 1999 A Visual Diary. It's a very nice book, a lesson in how photographs are everywhere everyday if you can find them, and a testament to point-and-shoot cameras.I will look that book up. I just (re)bought a Nikon Coolpix A and I should consider doing something similar with it.
Unfortunately, its price has gone up a lot. A used copy is about $55.
p.2 #10Digital photos using your old point and shoot cameras
The corpse flower at The Huntington Gardens bloomed last night (July 30th). The flower only lasts a day or two and the plant won't bloom again for a few years.
Went over today to check out the smell. Canon S45 snaps.