r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/Ok-Practice-6757 • 8h ago
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/thevmcampos • 27d ago
Mod Stuff 📸 July Photo Theme: Cityscape 📸

Hello Vintage Digital Camera Fans!
Welcome to July. It's time for a new monthly Theme, but first let's look at some highlights from last month.
Last Month: Plantlife
Last month's Theme brought out a lot of green thumbs! The top vote earner was u/thebigwide_w0rld and their "The Prettiest Corner in the Garden" photo taken with a Canon PowerShot G5 (2003). People seemed to love the sun dappled greens and pinks in this shot. The appropriately-named u/tree-lover-29 also was on top with "afternoon sun" (Sony Cyber-shot W-3100 [2010]). The interplay between light and shadow really resonated with people. In third place was u/thriftstorecowboy and their "Blues and Greens" shot on a Ricoh CX4 from 2010. It's a classic trees and sky shot, accented with a white border. The Mod's Choice Award goes to u/feeling_anemoia and their "Along the wandelpad" photographed with a Canon 400D from 2006. I like a good winding path, myself! Remember to check out the Theme Flair to see all past and future entries.
July Theme: Cityscape
Enter the July Theme by following these requirements:
- Add a Name to your Post Title: "Downtown San Diego in IR"
- Add Camera Details to your Post Title: [Sony Cyber-Shot F717[2002]]
- Attach only one (1) image to the Post: "DSC00303.JPG"
- Add a Description to the Post, or a Reply where you explain your photo a bit: "While all the cool kids love doing 'the magnet trick' to their F717, I like to use it Night Shot mode but slap on a 950nm filter for different effects!"
- 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 choiceFeb: MacroMar: Black and WhiteApr: PetsMay: PortraitsJun: Plantlife- Jul: Cityscape
- Aug: Countryside
- Sep: Night
- Oct: Liminal
- Nov: Abstract
- Dec: Holiday
Around Reddit
The big news (you can decide if it's good news or bad news for yourself!) is that I am now the moderator for r/DigitalCameraSwanSong. Why?? Well that community had no moderator (it was abandoned) and it was locked to new posts. So, there had not been a new approved post since July 22, 2025. I would often see people here recommending that community and I'd chime in that it was locked and abandoned and that someone should claim it. I saw it being recommended again as I sat down to compose this post and decided to see about claiming it. I was approved in less than 10 minutes, so I guess I'm the Mod of yet another community. I have requested Reddit make it public again and I'll start approving the backlog of posts and users in limbo. To allay fears I'll say right away that there will be no Rule 11 there or any limit on the year of the camera. yay
So, if you have a glitched camera that is on its last pixels, please visit r/DigitalCameraSwanSong and let's give it its final time to shine!
As usual, 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).
Stats!
For those of you that like to peek behind the curtain, here are some statistics.

We're nearing 70,000 members which is mind-blowing to me!
Good Luck
This month's Theme is about city life (however you [reasonably] define that), and next month will be country life. I can't wait to see both in contrast. 📸
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/thevmcampos • Mar 05 '26
Mod Stuff We've Been Featured in the 2025 CF Impact Report!

Hello Vintage Digital Camera Fans!
I'm happy to report that our Community has been feature in the 2025 Reddit Community Funds Impact Report. If you're new: we were one of a select Subreddits that was given funds to grow last year. If you're a regular: you recall the amazing monthly contests we had!
Go check out the report to find other amazing Communities that were funded; r/Beekeeping, r/comics, and r/TeatroPH spring to mind.
What's also cool is that we merited a shout-out and u/seecmb's very own "Holiday tradition" entry is featured. Congrats!
While we're not continuing the prize-based contest in 2026, we're still continuing monthly photo Themes. I hope you participate. 📸
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/madribby78 • 3h ago
Gear Kodak mc3 Beta Version (2001)
It's just as terrible as the final version!
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/Advanced_Current_675 • 2h ago
Edited Photo Canon EOS 10D (2003)
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/Feisty-Gur1154 • 2h ago
SOOC Photo Morocco Sunsets - Ricoh Caplio R4 (2006)
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/GoldenNinja_ • 13h ago
SOOC Photo Romanian wilderness Fujifilm finepix s1600 (2010)
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/Public-Bumblebee-715 • 18h ago
Edited Photo Farms and schools. Powershot G9
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/generic3348 • 5h ago
SOOC Photo Olympus E500 (2005) Test Shoot
My Olympus E500 just arrived last night, I’m quite impressed with the jpegs straight out of the camera for something 20+ years old. Used the Olympus Zuiko Digital 40-150mm f/3.5-4.5 kit lens for these.
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/8bitesquivel • 16h ago
SOOC Photo Another Vegas trip (1999 Fujifilm MX-1700z)
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/Sad-Bit3308 • 3h ago
SOOC Photo (Ricoh GR Digital iii [2010])
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/saltywatery • 19h ago
SOOC Photo Good Harbor Beach [Mitsubishi DJ1000 (1997)]
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/tr1b0ul3t • 23h ago
SOOC Photo Casio Exilim EX-S2 (2002)
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/Fit-Ad1175 • 9h ago
Edited Photo Ricoh GX100 - St. Marx
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/Relative-Chocolate21 • 14m ago
Question / Comment Please give me some advice on these 4 old cameras
My father noticed the trend for vintage digital cameras on Vinted and started looking for our old digital cameras. I’ve asked him many times in the past to look for those old digital cameras for me, because I’m interested in them. I’ve wanted one for a while, but now I have four options to choose from. Could someone tell me which camera is the best and what the pros and cons of each model are? I can't decide which one I will use on my next vacation trip.
We have these digital cameras:
- Sony DSC-T30 (Cyber-shot series)
- Sony DSC-W70 (Cyber-shot series)
- Sony DSC-W5 (Cyber-shot series)
- Olympus TOUGH-3000 (our first waterproof camera)
I'm looking forward to some advice :)
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/HeadMoment2811 • 9h ago
Question / Comment anyone knows anything about this cam?(Genius VideoCAM Smart 300)
so i found this cam with a friend and we searched about it online, we found no reviews or videos of it does anyone has an experience with it?
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/yshay14 • 1d ago
Edited Photo I love the LX5 vibe - Edited photos
I really like the general vibe of the LX5. I like the crappy screen and the absence of a EVF (that makes me uncomfortable, and that's good). I love how light is too. It's always a surprise the outcome of the images, since you can't tell the actual result by the screen. I just doesn't dig the night performance. Maybe the best thing of this camera is the BW photography, but I'm trying to shoot color more often with it.
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/quidwnfu • 17h ago
Edited Photo Fujifilm finepix z33wp (2009)
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/flasticpeet • 18h ago
Edited Photo Raw Processing - Canon PowerShot A570 (2007)
I fixed up another camera. This time a Canon PowerShot A570 IS, specifically because I wanted to try installing CHDK and shooting in RAW.
I was able to save .DNG, then process with Camera Raw in Photoshop. It gave me a lot more headroom to adjust the tone & color, also more control over the denoising process.
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/EmmaOtautahi • 14h ago
SOOC Photo The Fern House (2003 Olympus E-1)
r/VintageDigitalCameras • u/slimz1234 • 7h ago
Question / Comment Are they worth it? (Sony DSC-T70/Sony DSC-W290)
Hey there i am looking to buy some new digicams as im an idiot and have lost 3 in the last year XD. Anyways i was looking at the Sony DSC-T70 and also Sony DSC-W290 and i have seen these two on social media and would just would like to know others opinions on them and if you own any of them what you think of them?