I think the Nikon s230 is a bit under the radar, pricewise. It's got a nice body style, pretty compact, and could be an everyday carry. All of the photos in this video are straight out of camera. I took photos at the University of San Diego (USD) and the Presidio de San Diego. 📸

I've been a fan of Groo, The Wanderer for years. I have his first appearance (in Destroyer Duck #1) and several others. It's funny to think how Groo wreaked havoc at several early comic publishers in the '80s!

Me, the Cat, and my Canon T2i (2010)

Hello Vintage Digital Camera Fans!

It's a new month, so that means it's a new contest. Read on to see last month's highlights, and learn how you can enter this month's theme.

Last Month: Pets

The April Theme was all about our furry friends. Well, some were furry, some where not. But they were all loved! The top upvote-getter was u/thriftstorecowboy and their "Kitten's First Spring" image shot with an Olympus FE-280 (2007). I quite like the framing and silhouette of the curious kitty. u/Top_Blacksmith_5713was in second place with their "My Son Kimchi" image shot with a Polaroid PDC 2030 (2004). While it's snowy outside, it's nice and warm inside. But it's not all cats, because u/flairpods submitted "Sunseeker" (shot with a Casio EX-S2 from 2002). The dynamic range of this 20+ year-old camera holds up! Lastly, the Mod's Pick goes to u/PistachioSage and their "Everyone, meet Charlie" image shot with a PSP-300 Go!Cam from 2007. Yes, you can submit images from out of the ordinary cameras, that's what the Camcorder/Phone Cam/Game Cam Flair is all about! If you want to see all the Pets entries, check out the Theme Flair.

2026 Photo Theme Rules

Enter the May Theme by following these requirements:

• Add a Name to your Post Title: "Me and The Cat"
• Add Camera Details to your Post Title: [Canon Rebel T2i [2010]]
• Attach only one (1) image to the Post: "IMG_9894.JPG"
• Add a Description to the Post, or a Reply where you explain your photo a bit: "I was testing out testing out some manual settings on my T2i and decided to get the cat in on the fun. The image is ISO100, f/4 at 1/10s, and with my lens at 55mm. I'm surprised he was calm enough for the shot!"
• Use the Theme Flair on your post.
• Share only one (1) Entry per week for this month's Theme.

What do you win for participating? Reddit Karma, Upvotes, Comments, Follows, and that Sweet Internet Fame we all crave! I'll do a recap at the end of the month on entries, so if you want to be a part of it, start taking some great photos.

2026 Theme Topics

Here's the past, present, and future of Themes to participate in.

• Jan: Your choice
• Feb: Macro
• Mar: Black and White
• Apr: Pets
• May: Portraits
• Jun: Plantlife
• Jul: Cityscape
• Aug: Countryside
• Sep: Night
• Oct: Liminal
• Nov: Abstract
• Dec: Holiday

Kodak EasyShare C643

Off-Topic

Here are some Communities I'd like to shout out, because I have too many interests! We love vintage tech around here, so check out r/amateurradio and r/RTLSDR if you'd like to learn about the truly classic hobby of Amateur Radio. I just earned my Technician Class license to operate Ham Radio, so I'll see you as KO6NKO on the air! r/DigitalCameraSwanSong is a cool place to hang out if you like glitched cameras and the fascinating images they can create. r/animevhs is a pretty cool place to relive the glory days of anime when a $40 tape would get you two episodes of Ranma 1/2... dubbed! r/PhysicalMediaMatters , 'nuff said! I'll be turning 50 soon so I lived through all the retro stuff they love over at r/teensthatloveretro. It's really a trip when someone posts, "Hey, everyone, I just found my mom's old CD player!! ✨" Did you know you can develop your film photos in COFFEE? Yes, it's true. Check out r/caffenol to see examples and to learn how to do it (disclaimer: I moderate this subreddit). Nostalgia is quite a drug, so indulge in it if you miss the early r/2000s. Yes, everyone has their own definition of The Good Ol' Days! (disclaimer: I moderate this subreddit). Lastly, r/windowsxp warms my heart.

If you need help, check the ANSWERED Flair, or our Wiki, and then ask in r/digicam as redundant questions have been moved there (Rule 13).

If you want to check out alternatives to this Community, try r/digitalcamera which has more lenient camera year and attachment rules.

Good Luck

I'm looking forward to seeing your creativity in portrait form. Please share any SOOC or Edited photos for this month's Theme and give upvotes to everyone that does. Enjoy the May Theme! 📸