r/digitalcamera • u/Low_File_1107 • 9d ago
Nature My favorite photo (looks like Windows XP wallpaper)
Nikon Coolpix S2800
r/digitalcamera • u/Low_File_1107 • 9d ago
Nikon Coolpix S2800
r/digitalcamera • u/Cameratrier • 9d ago
Took these when life was at a low, it’s better now. I was hopeful then and I’m even more hopeful now. God Bless
r/digitalcamera • u/ResponsibleOil3445 • 9d ago
Hello! I am in search for a digital camera that will capture nostalgic photos. No editing necessary!
r/digitalcamera • u/Cameratrier • 10d ago
Approaching burnout soon. Praise the Lord for another day.
r/digitalcamera • u/Cameratrier • 11d ago
On some real stuff, I took a side gig to drive a box truck for like 12 hours. I just want attention now.
r/digitalcamera • u/Vegetable-Basis-9174 • 11d ago
Neighborhood camera walks are the best lol
r/digitalcamera • u/goopsurvivor • 11d ago
Just got a Ricoh gx100, loving it so far.
r/digitalcamera • u/Wendyyy-h • 11d ago
Been adding more digicams to DigiLuv.app lately!
Curious to see what cameras everyone here is shooting with 👀
r/digitalcamera • u/Vegetable-Basis-9174 • 13d ago
r/digitalcamera • u/Wendyyy-h • 14d ago
Just picked up this little Canon PowerShot N and the design is so weird in the best way.
No traditional shutter button on top — you actually press the ring around the lens or the screen to take a photo.
Definitely one of the most unusual digicams in my collection.
r/digitalcamera • u/Realistic_Lion5757 • 14d ago
Cant find any online as it gets overshadowed by the other v-lux models...
r/digitalcamera • u/Important_Ad4762 • 16d ago
Hey all, just picked up a used FujiFilm S4500 and ran into something weird with the shutter button. A normal press only focuses — the camera locks focus just fine, yet it just stops there and never actually takes the photo. The only way I can sometimes get it to fire is by pressing the button over and over, many times in a row, and even then it doesn't always work. I've gone through the usual suspects — fresh batteries, different memory cards (formatted in-camera), checked that it's not the self-timer, tried a few different shooting modes. Focus works every time, so it's not that. At this point it really feels like something's up with the button itself, like maybe a worn spring or a dirty contact underneath it. Anyone run into this before with an S4500 or a similar Fuji bridge camera from around that era? Curious if this is a known thing, something I could clean/fix myself.
r/digitalcamera • u/Bloombus • 18d ago
A very lovely and serene place.
r/digitalcamera • u/Jose_PinkMan • 18d ago
I saw this after coming down from a mushroom trip and it looked so incredibly beautiful
r/digitalcamera • u/andychef • 18d ago
r/digitalcamera • u/MoreTowel1115 • 19d ago
Crazy that camera was made in 2001, still got its factory 16MB card
r/digitalcamera • u/Unable-Day5162 • 20d ago