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

[stagi]

One use for the timer

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Nice shot!

 

[dmmcintyre3]

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[aafuss1]

Fuji A170:

 

[aafuss1]

Fuji A170:

The Fuji A170 has a scene mode for panoramas-take 3 overlapping images and it'll stitch these together in-camera to create a panorama.

 

[kallisti]

 

[kallisti]

 

[dllavaneras]

My cell phone (Nokia 5220), yesterday's sky:



Considering that I took it from a moving vehicle, I guess it turned out ok.

 

[mpr131]

Taken driving down rt 404 in Delaware

 

[Acsom]

I dunno if it's my best, but it was a nice solution to a problem. I wanted to get a shot of the Dome at night from my daughter's dorm area, and all I had was the G9. I found a tree, and wedged the camera inbetween a couple limbs, and got this:

 

[Acsom]

While at the game, I was lucky enough to anticipate the shutter lag and got this:

 

[kallisti]

Mayo clinic shot with a Nikon Coolpix 885 (yuck!). 3 MP and it had all the faults of Nikon point-and-shoots (horrible menus and less-than-stellar image quality compared to rivals. As much as I love my Nikon DSLR, their P&S offerings have always been lacking in my opinion). For all that, I'm still happy with this image.

 

[kallisti]

Nikon Coolpix S3 (better than the 885 but still frustrating in many ways).

 

[mtbdudex]

While at the game, I was lucky enough to anticipate the shutter lag and got this:

Sweet! That one is worthy print and display.

Q: who's got the ball?

 

[mtbdudex]

From my China May-2005 trip. Captured via picture while taking video.
I paid this guy virtually nothing and watched him build my daughter a pair of shoes.
Which she has outgrown but keeps because they are her "China" shoes, made not by some faceless person but someone who is real and captured.

 

[turugara]

Is this in Philly?

 

[aafuss1]

Canon PowerShot A70:

Despite being only a 3.2MP PowerShot model, it still takes nice photos.

 

[aafuss1]

Nikon Coolpix S3:

 

[gkarris]

Mayo clinic shot with a Nikon Coolpix 885 (yuck!). 3 MP and it had all the faults of Nikon point-and-shoots (horrible menus and less-than-stellar image quality compared to rivals. As much as I love my Nikon DSLR, their P&S offerings have always been lacking in my opinion). For all that, I'm still happy with this image.

Nice - would've been better, IMO, without the streetlamp, and on a Canon P&S instead...

(had the same issues when after getting my first Canon P&S which broke and then I replaced it with a Nikon. I had to run out and buy a Canon after using the Nikon a bunch of times... )

 

[FX120]

Nikon Coolpix S3:

No offense, but you might want to consider finding another subject once in a while.

 

[kallisti]

Is this in Philly?

Yup it's city hall really, really early in the morning. So you couldn't see Billy Penn at the top.

 

[kallisti]

Nice - would've been better, IMO, without the streetlamp, and on a Canon P&S instead...

(had the same issues when after getting my first Canon P&S which broke and then I replaced it with a Nikon. I had to run out and buy a Canon after using the Nikon a bunch of times... )

Funny how tastes differ. I like the shot specifically BECAUSE of the streetlight in shadow.

 

[aafuss1]

"Little Gem" Magnolia

Olympus D-545:

 

[SubZer0]

I took this several years ago in Napa Valley using my Nikkon E885. I think it was a 3.2 MP point and shoot. I literally got out of my car and pointed it across the highway and snapped the shot. Makes me wish I knew more about photography!

Mark

 

[Hello-Jeremy]

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[maddagascar]

from my 6MP kodak, i feel like i need to get an SLR, but maybe just upgrade to a better point and shoot, what do you all think? i love to take pictures, but i feel like technology is just holding me back...none of these pictures are edited.