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Taken on kodak pixpro fz102!

Olympus E-300: launched in 2004 (22 years ago 🫠) and with a peculiar design, it is still acclaimed today for the colours it produces. Some say it is because, inside it, there is a CCD sensor produced by Kodak, a specialist in film and color science. Is it? I don’t know.

What I do know is that it has been the camera I take everywhere. A few days ago I discovered YouTuber Jimmy West who said in one of his videos that “the best camera is the one that makes you forget you have it”. I happen to notice this with this one, despite its size and strange appearance. I think it’s super cool and those buttons and dials are super satisfactory.

It also proves to us that we don't always need to go after the latest equipment to have fun and have good results (at least, for us!).

i took these about two years ago i believe, i like them a lot

saw this spider web yesterday, i think these pics are awesome

(edited in Lightroom)