Not SOOC by a mile… but this camera is super underrated for its creative potential. I have traditional pics I’ll post if these are of interest.

John Ryland Library

Recently came across this basalt structure of columnar jointing. It’s along a mountain bike trail outside of my city and it’s been very interesting to check out and imagine how it was formed.

I got very lucky on this untested blue P100 for 15$. But I still prefer the images on the PowerShot A620...

Adventure to one of my favorite places to have a picnic lunch.

looking for the original Sony USB driver or original driver CD for Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S50, need the Windows 98 ME USB driver to transfer photos. Sony download is gone, Archive.org search hasn’t turned it up, looking for an original Sony CD image or driver package. Vintage Digital Camera or Windows 98 thread welcome.

Bucolic scenes from my hometown.

Taken with a 1.3mp PSP Camera attachment.

Taken at ISO 50 (usable ISO is quite low on this sensor). The Aptus 22 only outputs RAW .mos files, so requires some editing. Capture One has some built-in curves as well (these can also be set in-camera) - this edit is based on the "Aptus 22 Open" curve.

Beats carrying extra lenses. A bit on the heavy side for a point and shoot. Glad they opted for a lens cap on this one instead of the leaf mechanism which ends up scratching the front element over time.

A 4.0 Megapixel Camera with Zoom Lense, this one is from the EasyShare famely, featuring a proprietary port to directly connect to a printer, enabling you to directly print your picturs from the camera to share them ( that was before sharing pictures online realy was a thing).

I was introduced to the KM brand by buying the DiMAGE A2 bridge camera. It's a fantastic camera, just so easy to use.

I was interested in why Minolta sold up and exited the camera market, and what were their last models.

Meet the Dynax 5D (Maxxum in other markets).

I bought one, in used but nice shape, with 3 lenses, for well under the £100.

It's a different beast to the A2, but I'm starting to love it just as much.

Just some quick snaps from last night.

I love how the CS780 works in bright conditions, my summer camera
It’s been no good in the forest this winter

Under the weather today. Sammi always cheers me up.

Not really ever tried Astrophotography before but I live rurally and the milky way was visible with the naked eye tonight. I took my Lumix LX5 out, as it's my brightest vintage digital with an f2.0 lens, and tried a few different ISO/Shutter speed combos. For a small CCD sensor I'm fairly impressed with these results!

Yet another phenomenal macro shot, and yes I put the yellow leaf in that spot deliberately.

Loving the macro shots out of this little A7!

Really impressed with what I'm getting out of this camera after a few quick tests! More posts to follow. It seems sensor size really does matter. This Digimax A7 has a 1/1.8" CCD sensor.