r/VintageDigitalCameras

This Is a Meade capture view from the early 2000

It has a 4M sensor and a 800mm equivalent Lens!!

love the small one! z100 kompakt and nice look,

So far so good! love editing these files this is my first four thirds camera it’s so light and the handling is great on the e500! If I can get a cheap E300 I’d be pretty stoked! Repost bc I missed rule 11 don’t want to spam just want to share

Some of my fav photos of a beautiful country!

Hi, this is my very first post on Reddit.

I've recently picked up photography as a 'regular thing', i am someone who believes/like to believe that most of the magic is in the artist and very less in the work that is done to fix the art. I rarely edit my pictures, and this is one such instance. I would consider cropping apt though (given its easy).

Please tell me what you think about the images, one edited(crop+edits on snapseed) and the other SOOC(unedited, uncropped). feel free to drop any tips that would help improve skill,

for context, i do not undervalue editing. i Just feel its a different skill and i am not someone heavily drawn to it.

I believed i was someone who like the Y2K/Nostalgia/LoFi vibe, but through the experience of research along with a lots of clicking i realised that i like heavy contrast and the character of old school film photography and the beauty of film colours-framing-story telling.

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Shot On Sony Cybershot DSC WX80

Chrome color mode, Shade w/b
ISO 400, aperture priority, F8, -1-1.1/2 exp.

I Was very pleased with the colors of this gem. All images above were shot in Raw

The Canon Powershot SD550 Digital Elph is a 7.1 megapixel digicam that is universally beloved. Photos still look amazing to this day. The video quality is fun too, thanks to the good optics and full VGA resolution -- 640x480, which is naturally 4:3.

Keeping subjects in focus is a challenge. The only semi-reliable way is to choose between infinity versus macro mode before each shot. That's why some of this test footage is a little fuzzy. I didn't touch the colors, brightness, or contrast of any of the footage -- thanks to the built-in Vivid movie mode :)

The SD550 and its younger sibling -- the SD1000 -- are sought-after as traditional digicams, but you shouldn't ignore the video side of things. You can still have a lot of fun working around the limitations of this little "elph"!

Full quality on my YouTube channel:

https://youtu.be/XRKgFn1FRSw

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https://preview.redd.it/bsz3v3or29kh1.png?width=500&format=png&auto=webp&s=d49903b9912a1cbe809d0c2783528b2493daf164

The camera is also known as the Minolta DiMAGE G500, following the merger of the two companies Konica and Minolta. The Minolta G500 has a slightly different body design.

SOOC - photo2 and photo3.