Post your best " point and shoot" pictures ( non dslr)

All of these shots were taken with my Nikon P80 P&S:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/timothybradbury/sets/72157618972066134/

Sony W-150

Whoops! Here they are.

Fuji E550

spaceboots06 said:

Whoops! Here they are.

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I love the color in that. awesome.

here are some from my fuji e550, they are all edited














man I LOVED that camera.

Nice pics!

I'm like Airborne Angel -- all of my pictures until very recently have been point and shoot. I have owned 3 Canon Digital Elphs (the current one an 850IS) and have shot thousands of pictures with them.

Here are some vacation pictures -- all of them unedited (because I didn't know how to do that until recently.)

http://homepage.mac.com/karden/sxm/Menu36.html

Here's one of my favorites taken with the Leica D-Lux 4

I used to love my Panasonic FZ50 before I switched to dslr... I gave it to a good home after letting it gather dust a couple years!

The first is in St. Augustine, at the alligator farm. The second, Shamu at Sea World Orlando fixing to wet the crowd.

My point and shoot doesn't fit in my pocket very well however it is smaller than the dslr.
Seeing as the theme of the week is dogs...

MattSepeta said:

here are some from my fuji e550, they are all edited

man I LOVED that camera.

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Wonderful shots! =)

Here are two from my old Canon S1 IS, which finally died yesterday after over 60K+ shots. It was my first digital camera, and it got me into photography. It will be missed!

The pictures have not been altered in any way, except the signature and a resize.

Splash

Driftwood - Shot with my little Leica D-Lux 3 (Love this little camera)


And this was shot with a little Ricoh R30 Point and Shoot

Jon-Luke said:

Driftwood - Shot with my little Leica D-Lux 3 (Love this little camera)

And this was shot with a little Ricoh R30 Point and Shoot

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Those are STUNNING!

Right now I'm using a Sony DSC-W200 (and Photoshop to fix the coloring, looks extremely bland without post-processing most of the time).






It seems to work best when doing long-exposure photographs (don't know what the technical term for it is ).

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What camera did that come out of?

Obsidian6 said:

What camera did that come out of?

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It was a Canon PowerShot G5. One way you can tell is by opening it up in Preview and then pushing "command+i" or clicking on Tools then Inspector.

David G. said:

It was a Canon PowerShot G5. One way you can tell is by opening it up in Preview and then pushing "command+i" or clicking on Tools then Inspector.

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Correct. Here are a few more taken the same day. These will give you a better size reference for the slug.

spaceboots06 said:

Those are STUNNING!

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Thanks Spaceboots06 - Encouragement is always appreciated!

ColinEC said:

Right now I'm using a Sony DSC-W200 (and Photoshop to fix the coloring, looks extremely bland without post-processing most of the time).

It seems to work best when doing long-exposure photographs (don't know what the technical term for it is ).

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Your pics have great atmosphere, I like them a lot - Keep up the good work (IMHO you can't expect to rely solely on the camera for your image - post processing is a neccissary evil it was on film and it still is today).

With the Canon G9

Unaltered except resizing, canoeing the Dart River, South Island, NZ

AirborneAngel said:

All of these shots were taken with my Nikon P80 P&S:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/timothybradbury/sets/72157618972066134/

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Goddamn. I wish I could take shots like that with my DSLR, haha. Was there a lot of editing of the photos?

Here are some photos from my flickr account but not necessarily my best (taken with a Sony DSC T-20).

Ams.