Halina123

Very nice and your P900 has better reach than my cameras. I also have a moorhen family at my door.

At the end of a day's travel. I visited Ripon. Evening sunlight gave better quality light. This was in a dark corner and needed a bit of PP to bring out the details.  I enjoyed sitting in these ...

I'm surprised!!! The GM1 with its 12-32 kit lens is an iconic classic. And perfect for parties. Small, smart looking and built in flash.

Yesterday I spotted the NX500 for the first time in the wild. While in the town of Harrogate, I noticed a very sexy camera around a man's neck.  And on a closer  look, yes I could see the Samsung ...

And so has the fresh May greenery. Bluebells Photography of bluebells. Traditional dry stone walls. My eyes hurt just looking at this Vandalized by king Henry VIII Late evening sunshine , notice ...

I fully agree with you.  I shoot at maximum resolution and freely crop afterwards to get the image I want.  I never limit myself to the standard aspect ratios.

I use the default 'matrix' metering mode 99% of the time. I only change mode when necessary, such as today I used spot metering on letters on a back lit ruin.

If the pics are less colourful than what you require then increase the colour saturation to your taste. Either in the camera settings or later post process on the computer. If the colours are not ...

What matters is the quality of the end result.  Not the science behind the kind of zoom.

In my N1 collection I have two cameras and three lenses.  I'm not retiring or selling them. I like the size, feel and silent nature of the system. I intend to use them until they die of natural causes.

An example from my most recent walk.  I carried two cameras, a Nikon and a Panasonic. I took photos using both to see differences and similarities. Here's the main road through the village and I ...

Sad to see them go.
I almost bought a Casio back in 2004 when they had 2.5" screens when the competition was still 1.5" and 1.8".
But playing about with the Casio in the shop put me off.
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I'm confused by what you mean straight out of the camera. I have had some good jpegs come straight out of the camera and looking at them in detail and with my knowledge & experience of post ...

I have a Panasonic TV with a built in SD card slot and the speed is acceptable. Although the resolution is only 1920 by 1080.  16MP images with a file size of around 4MB display in 2 to 3 sec.

Nice examples of what can be achieved with a small sensor, good optics, long zoom range and all fits into a pocket. Much better value for money than a pair of binoculars.

Your camera colour is in very good taste.  And is much friendlier than black or silver. I also like variety in life.

I'm a compact (pocketable)  superzoom user from its early days. Back in 2007 my Panasonic TZ3, 10X zoom was sharp throughout the zoom range. Later I bought a Fuji F80, again a 10X zoom but smaller ...

I enjoyed looking at your walk thru the snow. It's a record of everyday life on a day when the weather is not at it's best.  And many people would probably not risk using their expensive fragile ...

I think that it's the horrid, unpleasant replies that turn into long standing grudges, that are noticeable and memorable. And this gives the misleading impression that photographers are nastier ...