Another tip- for portraits use the longest zoom setting (that’s practical) with the closest distance to subject for the best subject-background separation. You’ll actually get a little bokeh
More and more film camera cool kids jumping on that digi-cam band wagon. Kodak should take note, this is what happens when you price a product at a premium whilst forgetting there’s an excellent alternative format available.
@@katyg3873 with film becoming more and more popular again, I doubt it. They basically outsource all film to basically everyone that fuji doesn’t. All of the lomography and cinestill brands use bulk kodak film.
A fun accessory that you can get pretty cheaply is a little SD card reader for your phone or tablet (either lightning or USB-C) and you can transfer to your phone or tablet on the go so you don't have to mess with the computer and airdropping and all that.
Some hidden gems are the Ricoh Digital GR camera's (not to be confused with the newer aps-c sensor ones). These have a ccd sensor with a very nice black and white color profile and the Ricoh Digital GRiii even focuses at 1cm which is insane not even the newer models can do that.
Old DSLR cameras with CCD sensors can give you that "film" look and offer countless interchangeable lens options. I picked up a Nikon D200 and best part, it only cost around for only $50-$100. Coupled that with the ability to use hundreds of vintage manual focus Nikon F-mount lenses, this is my digital film camera.
My favorite “dedicated photographic device” or camera, is the one that’s on me. Whether or not it’s film/digital or high/low mp, they always get the job done!
Got into the digicam bandwagon and got a Lumix TZ7 and the tiny Ixus 780is. I forgot how small (and even tiny) these camera’s are. And when you really explore their functions, they can really make good images
Growing up when these box cameras were everywhere, I'm starting to think the "retro" and "vintage" aesthetic, whether 60s, 80s, or 2000s, is cool primarily because people make it cool in the present.
Love my digicams. I have a 2003 Kodak CX6330 (3MP), a 2008 Nikon Coolpix L18 (8MP), and a 2012 Panasonic DMC-ZS20 (14MP). The Kodak actually has an optical viewfinder.
I enjoy using a Fujifilm FinePix AX655 for its 16MP CMOS sensor in such a tiny package. It is always in my every day carry bag I take to work. Lately, I have been leaving it in B&W mode as its default setting. Because it is 16MP, I can throw away the weirdness on the outside of the image, distortions, etc. If I still have 10 or 12MP remaining, that is still going to work for sharing on FB.
i used to have a FinePix JZ250. It was a great camera with a 16mp sensor, but sadly it broke earlier this year. I have since gotten a Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5, which is extremely premium but i still miss the fuji.
I've got the powershot s110 and love it. On vacation it's my cell phone and the canon s110 great combination. just because it's old does'nt mean it's useless
I own or have shot with a ton of these digicams. In regards to the Canon Powershot cameras, you really should look for more than cool shapes or fun colors. For instance, the SD1000 shown here has the smallest sensor of the entire line, meaning poor low light performance and overall not so great photos. The models in the SD line to look for are the SD900, which has the same sensor and image processor as the Powershot G7. The 950IS, which has the same sensor and processor as the G9 and the 990IS, which has the same sensor and processor as the G10. The 950 and 990 also have image stabilization and titanium bodies which are excellent. You also have the SD500/550, which have slightly smaller but still very good 1/1.8" sensors. Then you have the newer Powershot S cameras. Again, look for specific models. The S90/S95/S200 have the same sensor and processor from the G11 and G12. The S100/110 have the same sensor and processor as the G15 and the S120 has the same sensor and processor as the G16. It should be noted that starting with the S90/S95, Canon went from CCD to CMOS sensors, so you need to get one of the prior S model cameras if you want the CCD sensors. I would avoid the rest of the SD lineup as they have tiny sensors, average lenses and cheap build quality, especially the newer ones made in China rather than Japan like the older ones. Have fun
@@calmmarketing welcome. G9X is not a digicam. Well I mean, it’s a digital camera but a “digicam” is generally considered a CCD sensor point and shoot between 3-8 megapixels made between 2002-2010.
Yep, getting and carrying an extra battery with you go hand in hand with shoot with a flash. Nothing drains a camera faster than shooting pictures with the built in flash. Great informative video.
I've had a bunch o' digicams over the span of this year, most notably these two: my Nikon Coolpix L27 (16MP), and my current MVP: the Canon SX210 IS with CHDK (14.1MP); really good quality, amazing picture quality, long battery life, and overall a great time! i had some other digicams that i sold to my close friends (a big chunky Olympus (14MP), and another Canon like mine w/ capacitive touch (16MP)), other than two more complete lemons: a Polaroid w/ a slide to activate mechanic (12MP, pretty crappy), and another Canon SD1200 IS (10MP) that has something wrong w/ it's internal gears; gives me a lense error. All-in-all: it's been a great, cheap, and fun experience for me, 8/10, would recommend! Edit: and i also have a Sony RX100 that has a broken gear, currently trying to fix it.
Bought 2 sd1000 because of your first digicam video, me and my gf are in love with them to capture small moments when we are out and i dont have my main camera with me!
Loved it so much got back one..first one was a vivtar and second was a Nikon cool pix which my dad had ...now picked up a canon s90 as my EDC... enjoying the digicam movement #digicamlove #digicamphotography
Canon IXUS 75 (or 750), my mom bought it around 2007 and we had so much memories saved on it, now I carry it around and try to capture as much as I can, I'm just filling SD cards up
I actually just found an old canon ds600 I had laying around. The battery won't hold a charge but, I just ordered two batteries for it. It's small enough to take anywhere.
I have a Cannon powershot 1200 that gets carried in a shirt pocket. Bought it for my wife around 15 years ago. She rarely used the thing . Its cherry . The thrift stores around here routinely have old cameras cheap. I'll keep an eye out for others.
I wouldn't discard the potential of this class of camera technology. Paolo Pellegrin of Magnum fame did some of his most well known works with Olympus point&shoot cameras.
Just get an SD cards reader for your phones- no desktop needed. Best tip with these little cameras is just give it to your friend's to snap away. It will find its way back to you.
well for a few month i start beeing into pothography and before buying a fuji i start with my old cameras, a canon ixus 132 and a powershot s45, i learn that they use dsc sensor and it's "more" easy to get film like images with. but the main issu i got is stabilisation like 4/5 photos are blur. i recomend the ixus because even if he dosen't have a rangefinder he got wifi and sent photo to a phone wich is cool for fast edit and publication
I´ve been shooting these kinda cameras before it was hype (since 2009). I have a Samsung WB 600 (from March 2010), a Olympus XZ-2 (from 2012) in my camera collection. The WB 600 only shoots 12 mpx JPEG & f/3.2 on the wide end is honestly a pain to use if it isn´t sunny outside. The 2GB (sic!) SD card stores a ton. Olympus XZ-2: I love it! Love the bright f/1.8 aperture. But hate the absolutely slow C-AF. I´d suggest: use Lightroom (even if it costs 5.49 bucks a month).
Great tips!! Just purchased me a Panasonic Lumix FX7 and I have never used one so I can’t wait when it gets here. Some of the photos with it are no way to tell it digital or film. 😎
Hi there! So how was it throughout the year? Any pros and cons u can point out? Im thinking of buying this model later this month so it would be great if u respond
I found my old Olympus FE-170 (from 2006) that always had a "low battery" error even when it was fully charged (and with new rechargeable batteries)... so I decided to clean the contacts with isopropyl alcohol and bend the metal terminals to improve contact... now it's back on and I'm looking for tips on how to take good photos with it (even though I know it's a very limited camera)
I've been using digicams for a decent time now, and I have 2 that still work and that I currently use: Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5, 2008 digicam, high end for the era but only 9.1mp, but still churns out great photos. A couple dead pixels on the display. Kodak EasyShare C1530, 2011 budget digicam, 14mp, decent images but only 3x zoom, compared to the 10x on the Lumix. Got it at a thrift store for $15 with a 4gb card
Just got a practically brand new Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-P50. It's a digicam from 2001 and boasts a whopping 2.1 megapixels! xD Definitely a lot slower and older as compared to the digicams shown in this video, but I'm looking forward to shooting some (hopefully) nostalgic looking photos!
Please recommend a camera that records video and takes cool pictures, because I need a cheap and not bad camera, since I also have an Olympus OM-1 film camera. Within 100-150 bucks
Fun video, i recently got into digicams to go along with my larger fuji x system. For me i feel the key is having a CCD sensor, thats the main difference between older cameras and todays cameras. If you look out for one thing, its a CCD sensor in my view. I run a Canon G10 which is a 14.7mp CCD sensor, probably one of the last CCD sensors in an easy to find camera. Love the build quality and professional ergos, it has a great lens and can shoot RAW if needed or wanted. it even has customiseable 'film simulations' nothing like my fuji but its there.
I wish I would've watched this video before I got my camera. I did exactly what you said. I went out and bought a 128gb class 10 SDXC SD card and my Pentax H90 only supports up to 32gb SDHC class 6
Tbh, i didnt really "jump with the bandwagon", its just that a point and shoot digicam is the only one i have lol. I didnt even buy it, it was left by the previous house owner and i just used it hahaha
I’ve got a few of them, really tried to love them but it did not stick to me. I was too dissapointed with blown out highlights and in general not the nicest quality. Still picking either film or newer digital.
People are definitely overpaying for these ccd cameras here in Taiwan, some second hand cameras are even selling for more than their original price ten-fifteen years ago, mainly because some social media trend, I personally think if you are paying over 150 dollars it kinda defeat the purpose of shooting on these cameras. I recently got a Casio exilim EX-H10 from my grandpa, and the quality is definitely lacking, between shooting film and my x100t, the only benefit I get from shooting on the exilim is convenience.
Have you mentioned that digi cameras are prone to get dust on the sensor and if you're in the market for one to check the sensor for dust. I had sd 1000 that got dust on the sensor and I ruined it trying to clean the sensor.
Whats up man wanna see what you suggest for between Nikon coolpix vs Cannon S95? Mainly going to be used for taking pics with flash of friends at bars and clubs
This cameras price has become a bit crazy. Glad I picked up a model later (SD770) which is pretty much the same except pretty notable improvements (image stabilization, bigger sensor, 10 megapixels).
Hi! I own a canon powershot sx620hs but having trouble taking photos with it -- the pictures aren't as sharp even under good light, I'm wondering what I can do to fix this issue.
Go in the menu and reset to factory specs also double-check to make sure no one ever got a fingerprint on the glass. If those things don't work probably something wrong with it, tweaked lens housing maybe.
I am considering to have a sony cybershot dmc w530. It is 14 mp but i think if i increase ISO and lower the sharpness, i will have that grain filmy image. Am i right?
i also had somehwere a nikon coolpix but i either threw it away or lost it, cant find it anywhere :< the only thing i found is canon powershot (or smth along those lines)
Why do I get the top end 2003 digicam (Minolta Dimage Z1) for like 9 dollars and it doesnt even have a film like look? It was like 700 at launch and it got down to 9. Made in japan, whopping 3.2 megapixels, 10 x optical zoom, and it doesnt even look film-ish
What kind of film look are you trying to achieve? If you want grainy, then high ISO can add noise, which some people say looks like film. If you want bright colors like say Fuji Velvia, increase saturation and maybe adjust the color curve in postprocessing to be warmer. I used a Minolta dImage, lovely camera. It was my first "prosumer" digital and gave lots of control. It especially was good for macro photography.
I have a collection of over 50 of the Canon digicams from the very first upwards. And yes they are fun but old Samsung S10 just takes way better images...I use them to constrain my narrative by using a tiny SD card to limit picture taking and create focus. Oh and I use the good old Picasa 3 to tweak the images
the downfall of digicam is their stinginess in lens spec, 2.8 - 5.6 with tiny sensor ? how you convince people to stop using their f1.8 camera phone with better image most of the time
Another tip- for portraits use the longest zoom setting (that’s practical) with the closest distance to subject for the best subject-background separation. You’ll actually get a little bokeh
More and more film camera cool kids jumping on that digi-cam band wagon. Kodak should take note, this is what happens when you price a product at a premium whilst forgetting there’s an excellent alternative format available.
Yes, Kodak not known historically for learning any lessons.
Imagine Kodak going bankrupt again because of digital. 😂
@@katyg3873 with film becoming more and more popular again, I doubt it. They basically outsource all film to basically everyone that fuji doesn’t. All of the lomography and cinestill brands use bulk kodak film.
@@katyg3873 umm..
A fun accessory that you can get pretty cheaply is a little SD card reader for your phone or tablet (either lightning or USB-C) and you can transfer to your phone or tablet on the go so you don't have to mess with the computer and airdropping and all that.
Some hidden gems are the Ricoh Digital GR camera's (not to be confused with the newer aps-c sensor ones). These have a ccd sensor with a very nice black and white color profile and the Ricoh Digital GRiii even focuses at 1cm which is insane not even the newer models can do that.
1 CM? That's crazyyy
@@yundarkness yeah the CCD GRD's are classic for sure
Old DSLR cameras with CCD sensors can give you that "film" look and offer countless interchangeable lens options. I picked up a Nikon D200 and best part, it only cost around for only $50-$100. Coupled that with the ability to use hundreds of vintage manual focus Nikon F-mount lenses, this is my digital film camera.
I have a D70S but i don’t use any manual focus lenses on it because of how small the viewfinder is.
Hi I have a d200, what setting do you use for a film look?
I have a D200 also and love it! It's my burner camera so to say. The one that always stays in the car. The images are on point.
Big fan of the little Canons. The 780 is my fave. Broke my first one, and promptly got a replacement. Been shooting with it since '09.
Kodak DC3200
My favorite “dedicated photographic device” or camera, is the one that’s on me. Whether or not it’s film/digital or high/low mp, they always get the job done!
Got into the digicam bandwagon and got a Lumix TZ7 and the tiny Ixus 780is.
I forgot how small (and even tiny) these camera’s are. And when you really explore their functions, they can really make good images
Growing up when these box cameras were everywhere, I'm starting to think the "retro" and "vintage" aesthetic, whether 60s, 80s, or 2000s, is cool primarily because people make it cool in the present.
With certain Canon digicams you can use CHDK. It enables features such as Raw or histogram.
Love my digicams. I have a 2003 Kodak CX6330 (3MP), a 2008 Nikon Coolpix L18 (8MP), and a 2012 Panasonic DMC-ZS20 (14MP). The Kodak actually has an optical viewfinder.
I enjoy using a Fujifilm FinePix AX655 for its 16MP CMOS sensor in such a tiny package. It is always in my every day carry bag I take to work. Lately, I have been leaving it in B&W mode as its default setting. Because it is 16MP, I can throw away the weirdness on the outside of the image, distortions, etc. If I still have 10 or 12MP remaining, that is still going to work for sharing on FB.
i used to have a FinePix JZ250. It was a great camera with a 16mp sensor, but sadly it broke earlier this year. I have since gotten a Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5, which is extremely premium but i still miss the fuji.
High ISO and flash will give you film look
And Ixus 70 is 7.1 MP
I've got the powershot s110 and love it. On vacation it's my cell phone and the canon s110 great combination. just because it's old does'nt mean it's useless
I own or have shot with a ton of these digicams. In regards to the Canon Powershot cameras, you really should look for more than cool shapes or fun colors. For instance, the SD1000 shown here has the smallest sensor of the entire line, meaning poor low light performance and overall not so great photos. The models in the SD line to look for are the SD900, which has the same sensor and image processor as the Powershot G7. The 950IS, which has the same sensor and processor as the G9 and the 990IS, which has the same sensor and processor as the G10. The 950 and 990 also have image stabilization and titanium bodies which are excellent. You also have the SD500/550, which have slightly smaller but still very good 1/1.8" sensors. Then you have the newer Powershot S cameras. Again, look for specific models. The S90/S95/S200 have the same sensor and processor from the G11 and G12. The S100/110 have the same sensor and processor as the G15 and the S120 has the same sensor and processor as the G16. It should be noted that starting with the S90/S95, Canon went from CCD to CMOS sensors, so you need to get one of the prior S model cameras if you want the CCD sensors. I would avoid the rest of the SD lineup as they have tiny sensors, average lenses and cheap build quality, especially the newer ones made in China rather than Japan like the older ones. Have fun
Very informative, thanks. Quick question, why not the PowerShot G9X?
@@calmmarketing welcome. G9X is not a digicam. Well I mean, it’s a digital camera but a “digicam” is generally considered a CCD sensor point and shoot between 3-8 megapixels made between 2002-2010.
I hear you! Need to wait a few more years 😅 I love that cam, best one for the size I came across. But yeah it doesn’t offer the CCD vintage look.
Yep, getting and carrying an extra battery with you go hand in hand with shoot with a flash. Nothing drains a camera faster than shooting pictures with the built in flash. Great informative video.
I've had a bunch o' digicams over the span of this year, most notably these two: my Nikon Coolpix L27 (16MP), and my current MVP: the Canon SX210 IS with CHDK (14.1MP); really good quality, amazing picture quality, long battery life, and overall a great time! i had some other digicams that i sold to my close friends (a big chunky Olympus (14MP), and another Canon like mine w/ capacitive touch (16MP)), other than two more complete lemons: a Polaroid w/ a slide to activate mechanic (12MP, pretty crappy), and another Canon SD1200 IS (10MP) that has something wrong w/ it's internal gears; gives me a lense error. All-in-all: it's been a great, cheap, and fun experience for me, 8/10, would recommend!
Edit: and i also have a Sony RX100 that has a broken gear, currently trying to fix it.
for how much did u buy the rx100
@@tahasinkaderchowdhury4854 17$
Bought 2 sd1000 because of your first digicam video, me and my gf are in love with them to capture small moments when we are out and i dont have my main camera with me!
how much did they cost?
Need a full vid on the canon sd1000 pics and how you edit them yourself!!!!!!!
"how to shoot"and nothing about shooting... Very helpful video yes
found my mums old canon ixus 70. sosos happy with it
Loved it so much got back one..first one was a vivtar and second was a Nikon cool pix which my dad had ...now picked up a canon s90 as my EDC... enjoying the digicam movement #digicamlove #digicamphotography
I wish you had more digicam options to show that were under $50 with photos to show
Canon IXUS 75 (or 750), my mom bought it around 2007 and we had so much memories saved on it, now I carry it around and try to capture as much as I can, I'm just filling SD cards up
I actually just found an old canon ds600 I had laying around. The battery won't hold a charge but, I just ordered two batteries for it. It's small enough to take anywhere.
I have a Cannon powershot 1200 that gets carried in a shirt pocket. Bought it for my wife around 15 years ago. She rarely used the thing . Its cherry . The thrift stores around here routinely have old cameras cheap. I'll keep an eye out for others.
I wouldn't discard the potential of this class of camera technology. Paolo Pellegrin of Magnum fame did some of his most well known works with Olympus point&shoot cameras.
Just received my canon s95 in the mail.. can’t wait to open it😊
I found an old Canon SD1000 in a drawer, and I’m having a blast taking it with me on bike rides.
Just get an SD cards reader for your phones- no desktop needed.
Best tip with these little cameras is just give it to your friend's to snap away. It will find its way back to you.
well for a few month i start beeing into pothography and before buying a fuji i start with my old cameras, a canon ixus 132 and a powershot s45, i learn that they use dsc sensor and it's "more" easy to get film like images with. but the main issu i got is stabilisation like 4/5 photos are blur.
i recomend the ixus because even if he dosen't have a rangefinder he got wifi and sent photo to a phone wich is cool for fast edit and publication
Good tips - especially getting the right (often small) memory cards. Thanks for the video
I´ve been shooting these kinda cameras before it was hype (since 2009).
I have a Samsung WB 600 (from March 2010), a Olympus XZ-2 (from 2012) in my camera collection.
The WB 600 only shoots 12 mpx JPEG & f/3.2 on the wide end is honestly a pain to use if it isn´t sunny outside. The 2GB (sic!) SD card stores a ton.
Olympus XZ-2: I love it! Love the bright f/1.8 aperture. But hate the absolutely slow C-AF.
I´d suggest: use Lightroom (even if it costs 5.49 bucks a month).
Been shooting with my powershot 770. Ty for the inspiration
Great tips!! Just purchased me a Panasonic Lumix FX7 and I have never used one so I can’t wait when it gets here. Some of the photos with it are no way to tell it digital or film. 😎
picking me up a canon sx620hs today!
Hi there! So how was it throughout the year? Any pros and cons u can point out? Im thinking of buying this model later this month so it would be great if u respond
I went for the Ixus 80 because of the IS.
I found my old Olympus FE-170 (from 2006) that always had a "low battery" error even when it was fully charged (and with new rechargeable batteries)... so I decided to clean the contacts with isopropyl alcohol and bend the metal terminals to improve contact... now it's back on and I'm looking for tips on how to take good photos with it (even though I know it's a very limited camera)
I've been using digicams for a decent time now, and I have 2 that still work and that I currently use:
Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ5, 2008 digicam, high end for the era but only 9.1mp, but still churns out great photos. A couple dead pixels on the display.
Kodak EasyShare C1530, 2011 budget digicam, 14mp, decent images but only 3x zoom, compared to the 10x on the Lumix. Got it at a thrift store for $15 with a 4gb card
Just got a practically brand new Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-P50. It's a digicam from 2001 and boasts a whopping 2.1 megapixels! xD Definitely a lot slower and older as compared to the digicams shown in this video, but I'm looking forward to shooting some (hopefully) nostalgic looking photos!
Please recommend a camera that records video and takes cool pictures, because I need a cheap and not bad camera, since I also have an Olympus OM-1 film camera. Within 100-150 bucks
I have a few of these canon elfs, I should start using them again, I used to love them!
Love my Canon S95. If you don't shoot video your battery will last a lot longer. If you carry a spare with you, you're good for the whole day.
I recently bought a Canon Ixus 100 IS, and a Sony Cybershot digicam at a fleamarket for €30 for the both. Really curious to see what they can do.
😲I literally also just bought two digicams... the same models canon Ixus 100 IS and a Sony Cybershot, a DSC-T300. Well, wishing us the best of luck!
Fun video, i recently got into digicams to go along with my larger fuji x system. For me i feel the key is having a CCD sensor, thats the main difference between older cameras and todays cameras. If you look out for one thing, its a CCD sensor in my view. I run a Canon G10 which is a 14.7mp CCD sensor, probably one of the last CCD sensors in an easy to find camera. Love the build quality and professional ergos, it has a great lens and can shoot RAW if needed or wanted. it even has customiseable 'film simulations' nothing like my fuji but its there.
I have the canon G9 and I'm loving it.
I wish I would've watched this video before I got my camera. I did exactly what you said. I went out and bought a 128gb class 10 SDXC SD card and my Pentax H90 only supports up to 32gb SDHC class 6
Thank you! Very inspiring to do more flashlight pictures with my canon g15 😀
I really like this photographic device
Tbh, i didnt really "jump with the bandwagon", its just that a point and shoot digicam is the only one i have lol. I didnt even buy it, it was left by the previous house owner and i just used it hahaha
1:19 These were taken on a digicam? Are they unedited and which model exactly did you use? Thanks :)
2:57
Canon G10 is the best digicam I've had
Love the G series. My G11 is my fave. Bought it new years ago & still love it.
Cool cool cool 😎 Thanks a lot Mate! For all positive vibes 😊✌🏼
Thanks for sharing I had no clue about the memory card
I’ve got a few of them, really tried to love them but it did not stick to me. I was too dissapointed with blown out highlights and in general not the nicest quality. Still picking either film or newer digital.
Found my old Canon S90, gonna have some fun soon. 😀
What Digi cam is like good is ixy 10 good or ixy 20is? Please rep
I love digicams ❤
On my Canon digicam it’s 7.1mp, but if you put it on “normal” quality it’s 5mp, which gives a more “film/vintage” look.
I just found my old powershot elph 520 hs gonna carry this around instead of my dslr and see what I can do after watching this 😂
People are definitely overpaying for these ccd cameras here in Taiwan, some second hand cameras are even selling for more than their original price ten-fifteen years ago, mainly because some social media trend, I personally think if you are paying over 150 dollars it kinda defeat the purpose of shooting on these cameras. I recently got a Casio exilim EX-H10 from my grandpa, and the quality is definitely lacking, between shooting film and my x100t, the only benefit I get from shooting on the exilim is convenience.
Can u make a video about ur everyday settings i just got mine i have it in manual but also like putting it on auto everything
I remember when the S90 and S95 came out. Always really wanted one of those. Sleek little cameras. Time flies.. haha. Would be fun to try one today.
I resurrected from the hibernation my 12y old s95. Works like new and I enjoy it like never before :)
What do you think about the Canon powershot A630?
Hello (: i own the canon powershot SD790IS you hold in the video and ive lost its battery's charger, do you know if its possible to charge via USB?
I love the Canon SD1000 and I alway shot all the time.
Have you mentioned that digi cameras are prone to get dust on the sensor and if you're in the market for one to check the sensor for dust. I had sd 1000 that got dust on the sensor and I ruined it trying to clean the sensor.
These have fixed lenses, not interchangeable, right? How does dust get in there, and how did you get physical access to clean the sensor?
Which digicam or handycam do you recommend thats affordable ? I am looking for one for my clothing label shoot but its a minefield!
Whats up man wanna see what you suggest for between Nikon coolpix vs Cannon S95? Mainly going to be used for taking pics with flash of friends at bars and clubs
This cameras price has become a bit crazy. Glad I picked up a model later (SD770) which is pretty much the same except pretty notable improvements (image stabilization, bigger sensor, 10 megapixels).
any tips for the video function? specifically, the file format is not mp4. is the only option to use a file converter?
I still got my sd1000 from back in the day.
Hi! I own a canon powershot sx620hs but having trouble taking photos with it -- the pictures aren't as sharp even under good light, I'm wondering what I can do to fix this issue.
Go in the menu and reset to factory specs also double-check to make sure no one ever got a fingerprint on the glass. If those things don't work probably something wrong with it, tweaked lens housing maybe.
More than cool! 🎉
Saw a video titled, "Shooting with a vantage point and shoot." Lawdamercy.
Hi, ı’m looking a vintage digital camera which can zoom while taking a video. Do you have any suggestions?
I found a Canon Sd1000 for 6.99 at a thrift store. surprised it works too just needed a new battery
what button do press to record a video instead of taking a photo on my lumix TZ5 💀💀 someone help, I’m so new to this.
Lol it’s called “Visual Supply Company” (VSCO) 8:42
Need part 2
THX☺
Would a nikon Coolpix s2500 support a 16gb sd card?
I am considering to have a sony cybershot dmc w530. It is 14 mp but i think if i increase ISO and lower the sharpness, i will have that grain filmy image. Am i right?
They’re fun but, there’s a reason why smartphone cameras displaced these in the 2010s.
I use mine like I use my Instax stuff. To goof off.
what are exactly digicams? do they have to be ccd cameras or not?
i had recently found like a 2011 benq camera (dc c1430) at my grandpa apartment, took it home and its cool
i also had somehwere a nikon coolpix but i either threw it away or lost it, cant find it anywhere :< the only thing i found is canon powershot (or smth along those lines)
my parents had a camcorder might take it home later
100% on battery life. I have the S95 and like using it for video but that kills the battery life.
It can't be charged using an USB cord?
where did you get batteries?
Brother, where can I get this camera? i need one.
Great video, unfortunately the are not so cheap anymore
Nice video mate, been shooting the s95 raw for a while now. Love the camera and the images, managed to snag it for $30 👀
Why do I get the top end 2003 digicam (Minolta Dimage Z1) for like 9 dollars and it doesnt even have a film like look? It was like 700 at launch and it got down to 9. Made in japan, whopping 3.2 megapixels, 10 x optical zoom, and it doesnt even look film-ish
What kind of film look are you trying to achieve?
If you want grainy, then high ISO can add noise, which some people say looks like film. If you want bright colors like say Fuji Velvia, increase saturation and maybe adjust the color curve in postprocessing to be warmer.
I used a Minolta dImage, lovely camera. It was my first "prosumer" digital and gave lots of control. It especially was good for macro photography.
What si thé modèle offre This canon?
👏👏👏
Get a Sony carl Zeiss cybershot
Price
Giveaway a camera 😢😢
I have a collection of over 50 of the Canon digicams from the very first upwards. And yes they are fun but old Samsung S10 just takes way better images...I use them to constrain my narrative by using a tiny SD card to limit picture taking and create focus. Oh and I use the good old Picasa 3 to tweak the images
that nikon has 20mp
am i first?? (shocked) lmao
the downfall of digicam is their stinginess in lens spec, 2.8 - 5.6 with tiny sensor ? how you convince people to stop using their f1.8 camera phone with better image most of the time
It's not about the specs or image quality at all tho. Digicams gives charming pics, not good quality.
@@Balls_haver many digicam had tinnier sensor than modern phone camera, they look worse from every aspect
I want a digicam from Amazon and I want it cheap 😿 can anyone help me