▲ 255 r/VintageDigitalCameras
3 more (Powershot G9) scenes from the Romanian countryside
u/thencomesdudley — 3 days ago
A short story about grammaw & her chickens (Powershot G9)
Very minor edits in darktable (filmic RGB, RGB curve, shadows & highlights), but photos aren't too far from what they're like in camera. Daytime fill flash is pretty fun :)
u/thencomesdudley — 6 days ago
Absolutely *delighted* with the Canon Powershot G9
It's an excellent backup to my film cameras, and the JPEGs out of the camera are like 90% good (I'm still tweaking contrast and "filmic RGB" in Darktable, but that's more personal preference than anything). Still, absolute banger, very grateful mine wasn't dead like I initially thought
u/thencomesdudley — 1 month ago
Rome on an infrared-filter-less Olympus VR-310
I've been meaning to IR-mod one of my point & shoots for a while now, and finally got around to it. The current heat wave makes it hard to convince myself to go on a photo walk, but I figured an especially sunny day was the best time to test this new thing out
u/thencomesdudley — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/rockbox
Scrobbling on Innioasis Y1 not working
I've tried looking at some past posts about this to see if anyone else has run into the same issues, but I can't figure it out:
I'm running a May nightly build on my Innioasis Y1, and the last.fm scrobbler doesn't seem to be working. As far as I can tell it's not generating a .scrobbler.log file anywhere, and the playback.log file Rockbox is generating isn't usable with any scrobbling apps. Am I doing something wrong, or am I looking in the wrong place? I assumed the file would be in /.rockbox, but it doesn't look like it even exists. I've tried manually exporting from the lastfm_scrobbler app as well & I get a message that something is exported, but if it is, I can't see where. Any pointers?
u/thencomesdudley — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/innioasis
Y1 case options?
Got my Y1 the other day, and am very happy with it after it's been rockbox-ed. My only worry is the durability: I feel like the plastic will break if I look at it wrong. I've seen some of the transparent plastic cases, but am wondering if there are any better options. If I had access to machining tools I'd definitely make myself a solid metal case, but seeing as how I have neither tools nor skills, I'll settle for the second-best option. Any suggestions?
(alternatively I might just get a dremel & make a nice stained wood case for it...)
u/thencomesdudley — 3 months ago