My first P7000 photos

[WiltshireMoonraker59]

If you look at my photo equipment list, you will see I have quite a few small sensor cameras. Now that we have much better AI software (Luminar Neo & Topaz Photo AI) you can get amazing photos from these brilliant smaller sensors. I bought the P7000 to accompany my P7800 and because it has a CCD sensor. Anyway, here are my first photos taken recently with the P7000 and processed using the above software




Still Life - Floor lamp and window blind shadows




Toy Darleks - I purposely used a very slow shutter speed to create the blur effect




Old Hospital boiler housings - Devizes, Wiltshire




Colourful fallen Autumn Maple leaf




Colourful playground climbing frame




My Grandson on the swings




Playground swing and its shadow




Part of the old Asylum Hospital - Devizes, Wiltshire

Thank you for looking

 

[rambling robin]

Good set - it sounds like you're pleased with your new acquisition.

 

[André BARELIER]

Very nice set of pictures. Obviously, your P7000 works perfectly and is in the right hands.

Thnks for posting.

 

[Miss tilly]

It is interesting because when launched the P7000 was slated for all sorts of reasons. I had one and really liked it, I upgraded to the P7100 mainly for the flip screen. I also tried the P7800. The pictures from the P7000 were as good as any, as your examples prove, great work, nice to see a thread about the 7xxx series.

 

[chaznsc]

That’s a top drawer grandson!

 

[WiltshireMoonraker59]

It is interesting because when launched the P7000 was slated for all sorts of reasons. I had one and really liked it, I upgraded to the P7100 mainly for the flip screen. I also tried the P7800. The pictures from the P7000 were as good as any, as your examples prove, great work, nice to see a thread about the 7xxx series.

Yes I read some far from positive reviews about the P7000 too but I tend to ignore those and make my own mind up about things. The AF is not as good as the P7800 but you just have to understand each cameras foibles and adapt to them. The P7000 is more pocketable than the P7800 because of the built in lens cover but I just love trying out these old cameras, they are such fun to use