Specyfikacja ogólna Canon Powershot A1000 Is

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When I was in photography school 1972-1976 One of my courses, in a senior level, made us use and 89 cent Retina plastic camera. That was the new price not used as you are portraying. We had only two shutter speeds and there was metal plates with differential sized holes which acted as our f/stop. The lens was plastic but it had a dreamy quality to it. Sometimes images can have too much detail. I love shooting on a foggy day just for that reason. We had to push or pull our film processing to make the camera perform. It handled Sunny 16 ok but much beyond that was a challenge. We had to be on the top of our game and use all the skills we had learned to give us images we could be proud of. We had to make a portfolio of the semesters work. The course was outstanding! It made you think, look for light and texture, contrast and composition. All these years later what I learned still rings loudly in my head. Truly learn to use the camera you have.

I enjoyed this video. I am a believer that the photographer matters more than the camera in creating great photos. I was thinking of buying one of these Canon A590's . It can be bought for $10 to $20. It has PASM control and a viewfinder. The optical quality was reviewed as fairly decent for the price when the camera was new. It's a Canon. The graphite grey body is rather attractive.

You can load SHDK custom firmware on this, which will let it spit out raw .DNG files. You get a good bit of shadow recovery out of these. The high ISO performance is so bad on this camera, I think it's sometimes preferable to just pump the exposure in Lightroom. I also suspect that this camera has some baked in noise reduction that smears the details on things like leaves. The .DNGs might preserve these details better, but I haven't fully tested it.

The fact that it takes AA batteries is really welcome. I guess it must have been one of the last ones to do so. You can just take some charged up rechargeables and some readily available regular single use ones and you’re good for days, even in remote places. It does need also need a button cell too, just to keep the date and time, but that lasts for ages and you can still take pictures without it. There’s a lot to like about these little cameras, such as full manual control and a zooming optical viewfinder. You can even obtain an attachment which fits on the body which allows for use of filters, and access to other devices (such as negative or slide duplicators), etc. I’ve taken some good pictures with the ones I have and would still consider using them.

Impressive shots on that thing, the car shots were insanely good

the video from this camera looks very cool, gives those vintage vibes

With CHDK you can shoot DNG RAW with old Canon cameras. Try it!!

it's so funny I was going to give this to a friend of mine but instead I decided to give them a 14 mp camera instead leaving me with this wondering what to do with it and here you are answering my question haha

I really like your story, Rowdy Flyer. Machines of all kinds, pumped out of factories, have removed deep understanding from many crafts. You had a very good teacher, with your 89 cent camera lesson. What a great lesson, you still remember :-)

That 10$ camera takes nice photos.

Interesting , subject and entertaining . My Son started out like You with His buddy . Liked You using a unicycle in the previous video . Looking forward to more of Your Videos .

Can you please direct us to the results of your multi-location,, $10 camera shoot?

Can you install CHDK on this cam to shoot raw?

Could you upload the editing process please?

Great video!

Great video !

and I have this camera and for 2009 it was very good

How can i connect it to my windows pc , i couldn’t find any working drivers for win 10 !!!

Red Potato has better quality

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