r/VintageDigitalCameras

Photos may not be that good since it's my first time, but I'm really excited to capture life with something that isn't my phone camera :)

I think stylistically the body has aged incredibly well, the build quality is very very good. it’s just a shame about the banding at high iso.

I absolute love the vibes!

Lightly edited NEF file in lightroom.

I’ve been super discouraged with photography instead of having fun so here are some more practice shots with the Kodak c653 :)

My girlfriend just got her bachelors and we are all so proud of her!
Congrats to everyone who’s graduating this season! 🫶🏽🎓

Unreal manual mode on this long guy. The live screen preview is way off, so it takes some adjusting but it's rewarding.

Also, I love the wide mode more than I thought I would!

Brazil, Curitiba-PR

Aware of its limitations in some darker scenarios, but also aware of its quality in more advantageous moments, I'm trying to approach it like a film camera, editing with some grain and framing. I liked the results.

Started with VHS, rented video games, then DVDs and CDs and then closed.
Cant compete with streaming. Was the last store in the city to close.

Great little companion !
Nice colors sooc, especially with those settings inspired by a redditor of this sub who truly made me fall in love with the Camedia line.

Next up for part 2 : a post centered on the amazing sharpness of the lens.

And part 3 : after/before edit comparisons

This one is an Olympus SP-510UZ (2006)

Coral Cycling