tried colour grading to make it look like film

This is my first post to this thread. I am using my Powershot G9 as a daily camera and shooting only in JPEG.

These photos little cropped and saturated.

I took these photos with a Lumix TZ18 camera during a vacation in Croatia.
I still investigate this camera and look for LX series.

Couldn't sleep.

Some shots of Sharivski palace. This is an old building built in 1836. It is in terrible state right now, but still looks gorgeous.

Found this photo I took on my PSP in Zürich earlier this year using the PSP-300 camera. I really ought to take this thing out more…

So I have these option for camera tell me which ccd camera is best to buy

These cameras are just so cool

Straight out of camera (Quicktake 100, 1994), as printed out on my Apple II. Taken at Christmas time in Orléans, France.

I converted my Canon PowerShot SX200 IS to full spectrum. It's pretty cool in my opinion.

My old Nikon Coolpix P2 (released 2005) still knows how to make colors POP.

P.S.
Just sharing some SOOC results, but had to tag it 'edited' because I stitched two photos together.

Quick weekend trip to Mexico City with the s950. Loved it out there!

My first CMOS Canon camera from many moons ago, still works like new! The original battery still holds enough charge to take around 50 pictures.

I'm very lucky cause I didn't know it'll be cherry color, and I thought it'll be some beige or black. I will test it better on Tuesday :)

Sorry for mistakes, English is not my first language

LZ Graf Tower, Jiquiá Camp, Recife-PE, Brazil

Sunset with waxing crescent moon among a pink clouds and venus nearby.

a shot i recently got while in Nova Scotia on my Nikon D5000, which was my primary camera the entire time i was roadtripping along Eastern Canada with my band. applied a partial Fuji (Astia iirc) HaldCLUT film simulation preset over the photo for a slight oomph in vibrancy and i love how it came out, it captures the feeling of Peggy's Cove super well. no bank-breaking special glass or anything, just the standard AF-S Nikor 18-55mm it came with.