u/Life_Conversation666

I installed a cameraEyeToy lens on a homemade adapter made from a Z-mount cap.

Thanks to the CHDK firmware, I can save and process RAW files

I'm very happy to have acquired a long-time wish - Nikon P340, a "premium" point-and-shoot camera with a 1/1.7" sensor, a fast lens and Raw format.

Despite owning a Viltrox 56/1.4 autofocus lens, I also prefer using the fully manual TTA lens. It's very compact and sufficient for leisurely shooting.
RAW edited

The CHDK firmware allows me to preserve the raw data of absolutely every pixel on the sensor, leaving inactive black edges around the perimeter of the image. This adds a film-scan effect, proving that I haven't cropped anything or even corrected any lens distortions.

I like how the tonal perspective allows for the scene's volume to be conveyed despite the small sensor of a point-and-shoot camera.
CHDK, processed RAW.

The camera has the CHDK firmware installed, which makes it the smallest RAW-camera, the size of a credit card.