Digicam in 2023. The Sony Cybershot DSC V1. A CCD powerhouse kind of.... check out the vibes
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- čas přidán 1. 11. 2023
- Digicam Sony cybershot Dsc V1
I love this little camera ! check out the vibes in these photos ;-)
This costs in 2023 less than a 6 pack of beer and will provide so many awesome nostalgic images you'll love it !
Come take a closer look !
Sony DSC-V1 IRL was Announced in 2003. The Sony DSC-V1 was Sony’s second from the top model after the the DSC-F515/505 . The V1 was meant to be a powerful portable digital camera. Its competitors would have been the P series from Nikon, and G series from Canon like the G5.
This is a CCD sensor digital pocket camera which is both fun and randomly cool with it s 5.0MP vibes and easy to use Manual settings.
fabulousellis.com/2016/08/16/...
camera-wiki.org/wiki/Sony_DSC-V1
I got one of these in mint condition boxed with all accessories,seller offered me the addition lens,so I bought that too,Great little camera,Apparently prosumer not consumer branded,pleased as punch,$3 what a bargain,Mine was quite a bit more than that.But it was complete and original box too,Great video.
Heyy, i got this camera from second hand and it didnt come with any cables. Do you only need those to charge the battery itself (externally), or those to charge the camera directly?
@@sebikms The camera will charge the battery through its own charging circuit,Or get the charger that charges C-Type info lithium batteries externally,The other leads are for putting it through tv etc,EBay is good for retro chargers batteries leads etc.
@@neilrobinson5115 Thank you so much, u are lifesaver :D
@@sebikms No problem 👍
i thrifted this camera and it’s not turning on, hoping it just needs a new battery to work😅
bought mine a couple of months ago and it's been great, love the nostalgic quality to the pictures. the ones you took were great as well, hikes are always a prime moment for some nice shots
Have you tried the Kodak DC4800 ?! Same feel but a little older with amazing vibes
Hey, could i ask how you transfer pics from this camera to your laptop? completley new to cameras and clueless... thank you!
@@thelillypreston It's located in the same area where you charge, the top slot should have a "mini B" usb slot. A mini-B to usb-A cable should work just fine :) From there you can just plug it into the side of your laptop just like a mouse.
@@geforcegtx10606gb Thank you so much! :)
@@thelillypreston no problems :-)
Connect the camera to your laptop via USB. Turn on the camera and the laptop should display the folder which contains the files . Click the files and download the images ;-)
Hope this helps
I have the same camera, the cool thing about this camera is the "Night Shoot" Mode, which will disable the IR filter in front of the CCD and turn on the IR lamp (like today's CCTV cameras), allowing you to take pictures under nearly no light.
Wow I did not see that feature! I’ve got to try this for sure
Great video and cool little camera!
Agreed 👍🏻 it’s a little gem :-) well…. It’s actually quite chunky , I’m glad skinny jeans went out of fashion as this camera needs a pocket with space lol 😂
@@robbellphoto haha! I feel the same about my Powershot G9 haha
Man, I had that back when it first came out. Love it! I'd love to have one again. Very sweet camera.
I also had the Nikon D80 (twice - they both got stolen!)
Dig it vids 👍👍
Wow this was expensive on release for sure eek !! The D80 is wonderful also ;-)
@@robbellphoto Here's something I can't seem to find any mention of in my sporadic internet searchings - my very first digital camera shot 640x480. Not good pics by any stretch of the imagination. But it was interesting.
I believe it was a Panasonic & it was one of those flat rectangular ones that was basically 2 squares with a swivel in the middle. Kinda like the Coolpix 950 but oriented to lay flat instead of stand up, if you know what I mean.
I honestly don't know why it was shaped like that.
@snappiness has a video short about the Rico RR1 that is a more proximate form factor.
And thanks for the heads-up on Goodwillfinds 👍
cool camera nice editing too
Thanks so much. Yep love this little gem. I think I prefer the DC4800 …. Old school vibes
@@robbellphoto noice keep posting love your content.
Just bought mine and your video actually help me to use it! Im completely blind when it comes to using digicam :/
I'm planning on getting one, is it made out of plastic or metal?
Metal @@SmithBlack-xe2fj
My battery is not turning up, what could be the problem
I have the same camera can i cgarge with usp directly to the camera?
i think your lens on that camera is busted. upper left hand of the frame of all your sample photos has a heavy blur on it.
Yep ! Noted ! Miiiiight also be because I failed to clean the horrible smudge mark on the incredibly dirty lens also ! Lol. Thank you so much for actually looking at the pics :-) !
which is faster? easier to use, sony dv1 or canon g5?
I LOVE the G range ! But they’re chunky for sure …. V1 slightly faster but not as nice as the G…. My own thoughts
Sadly, my LCD are broken. I can't use it now. And seems like no one selling the LCD😢
That is sad indeed :-(
I’m trying to find the link of the battery but can’t find it💔 I have this same exact camera bought it from ebay x
Kastar 1-Pack Battery and AC Wall Charger Replacement for Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-V1, Cyber-Shot DSC-F77, Cyber-Shot DSC-F77E, Cyber-Shot DSC-F77A, Cyber-Shot DSC-FX77, Cyber-Shot DSC-P10 Cameras a.co/d/5AV3MNW
Congrats ;-)
@@robbellphotoTHANK YOU SO MUCH YOU REALLY HELPED🥹🥹🥹 But another thing i didn’t understand is how do i get to see the pictures I took? sorry for being this ignorant but this camera is literally older than me😂
@@eloghosa2356 of course :-)
You can either connect your camera to your laptop via a usb cable and see the files that way, or remove the memory card and plug it into a hub, then into your laptop.
Sounds like a lot but, once to get the concept and do this a few times you’ll for sure be able to do it with other cameras !!
Here a link to a card hub. Use this type of item for your memory card which you will find in the battery housing of the camera
Onefavor SmartMedia Cards Reader Writer, All-in-1 USB Universal Multi Card Adapter Slim Hub Read Smart Media SD, XD, CF, MMC, MS Pro Duo, Camera Flash Memory Cards Reader for Windows, Mac, Linux a.co/d/dGnMTae
hi what memory stick are you using.
Have a duo adapted with a super low MB capacity;-) it’s slower than hell but pretty fun
@@robbellphotohi please can you get an adapter which you can replace the memory card? Cos it's own memory is soo low can't take longer videos
@@Im_scoppeecozii Original Memory Stick pro Duo 16GB (Mark2) PSP1000 2000 3000 a.co/d/4aOb4Nr
@@Im_scoppeecozii but be careful as the higher capacity cards may not be supported, in some cases just 1gb max will work
Hey i have the same camera. I have the same charger you have. I have to ask do you insert the battery into the charger and then put the battery in the camera? And if i have to charge it again do i put the battery in the charger and then charge it again?
I always use the full wall charger for charging batteries for sure ! I remove the battery as needed and switch to my spare
@@robbellphoto I'm sorry I still don't understand do you put the battery into charger and when charging runs out do you put it in again and the put in the camera
Also do you need just one battery
@@zunairahtariq7306 I use an external charger from Kastar , also picked up a spare battery from Kastar via Amazon ;-) so I charge the battery externally before I put it in the camera….
Seriously 3 bucks?
Yup ! …. I think people just don’t know or do not care for these old digicams . Honestly tho…. The very best digi I’ve ever used is the Kodak DC4800. Get one and I promise …. You’ll love the vibes