#coolpix — Public Fediverse posts
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These are SPD shoes
Everything stands and falls with choosing the right PPE.
PPE Is The last Defense between you and disaster.
Protect yourself.
#Photography #Nikon #Coolpix #small #sensor #Sepia #PPE #ThreadedRodsForBeginners #cycling #training
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These are SPD shoes
Everything stands and falls with choosing the right PPE.
PPE Is The last Defense between you and disaster.
Protect yourself.
#Photography #Nikon #Coolpix #small #sensor #Sepia #PPE #ThreadedRodsForBeginners #cycling #training
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I am trying to figure out how many tanagers I have photographed, and I found this one in my Coolpix 610 files!
#Bird #Tanager #Mountains #Neotropics #CloudForest #Birding #Coolpix #Photograph #BirdPhotography #BirdsOfMastodon
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I am trying to figure out how many tanagers I have photographed, and I found this one in my Coolpix 610 files!
#Bird #Tanager #Mountains #Neotropics #CloudForest #Birding #Coolpix #Photograph #BirdPhotography #BirdsOfMastodon
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Thunder Creek Falls, South Island NZ #WaterfallWednesday #photography #Coolpix #landscape #portrait #nature #gift #EastCoastKin
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Thunder Creek Falls, South Island NZ #WaterfallWednesday #photography #Coolpix #landscape #portrait #nature #gift #EastCoastKin
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I have this amazing weird little camera with a built in projector. A Nikon coolpix S1000pj from 2009. It's perfect for partypics and fits about 80 photos on a 256 MB SD-Card but there is one thing that would make it even cooler - if it could just project any image on the card! But it doesn't. Even editing a jpg from the card with the metadata staying intact gets rejected. There has to be a way to make that work but it's outside of my skills... Maybe someone here has any ideas or has even figured that out? A little script to make images compatible would be a dream!
#S1000pj #coolpix #camera #fedihelp #reverseengineering #askfedi -
Taken off a balcony at 'blue hour' after an all night snow in February, 2015. Fun little point and shoot camera. 'Schnee und Eis nah dran' ('Snow And Ice Up Close') #FotoVorschlag 📷 Nikon Coolpix L6 V1.0 🔘 Nikon 38-116mm CCD #photography #art #nature #winter #snow #bluehour #Nikon #Coolpix #P424
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An outdoor office / Kuala Lumpur.
📸 Nikon Coolpix P300#simple #office #basic #spaces #ITAP
#POTD #FoundAsSeen #photography
#fotografie #documentingspaces
#urbangram #MyObservation #workplace #Nikon #Coolpix #P300 -
An outdoor office / Kuala Lumpur.
📸 Nikon Coolpix P300#simple #office #basic #spaces #ITAP
#POTD #FoundAsSeen #photography
#fotografie #documentingspaces
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Vintage photo: Gamla Stan Alley
1st-Gen Digital (Coolpix), disappeared since the evaporation of my Google+ collections. A favorite memory of Stockholm and the old city: Alleyways.
More in Flickr album:
https://flic.kr/p/2rCBtaK#Fenfotos #photography #Stockholm #Sweden #GamlaStan #Coolpix #Nikon
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Vintage photo: Gamla Stan Alley
1st-Gen Digital (Coolpix), disappeared since the evaporation of my Google+ collections. A favorite memory of Stockholm and the old city: Alleyways.
More in Flickr album:
https://flic.kr/p/2rCBtaK#Fenfotos #photography #Stockholm #Sweden #GamlaStan #Coolpix #Nikon
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Yesterday: first frost since the middle of August. Almost monochrome.
The picture was taken with Nikon Coolpix 5600 rescued from an elderly relative, repaired enough to be used again.
The last of the pumpkins and courgettes have been harvested and the plants left exposed in the garden to be taken by the next frost. It saves me having to cover the plants every night.
#nikon #telemark #autumn #monochrome #coolpix #retrodigitalphotography #selfsufficient #gardening
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Maat by João P Ferreira
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#ScribesAndMakers 2025.05.25 — How does photography shape your perception of the world? What subjects or moments do you find most captivating to capture?
Taking a few semesters of drawing shaped my photography and my perception of the world. When you need to manufacture the illusion of depth in a flat medium by hand on blank paper, you learn to see shadows and highlight, not just the subject. In my sketch and drawing class, working with pencil and charcoal, I learned to focus on the shadows and darkness in rendering volume and a 3D effect. In my color class, I learned I could do a similar thing using color, creating "color contrast" between the tonal qualities of the colors. I worked in pastels, chalks, and with colored pencils.
It was when I used my first digital camera, that I finally got to tie it all together in my photography, which was poor and snap-shoddy before. See the image of my Nikon Coolpix 950. A beast for the time. See #AltText for more details.
When I could take a picture and immediately see the 2D effects of color, shadow, highlight, aperture, and shutter speed, it changed my perception of the world. Whilst that camera was rudimentary, later digital cameras and then DSLRs allowed me full and simple manual control, to learn to see the picture I might capture before even lifting the camera, or even reaching for it. Not any Hollywood shtick where I see photo frames superimposed on the world, but my subconscious does draw me to focus here, there, and over there. Experience. Playing with the controls. Being able to delete any number of failures rather than paying for rolls of film and processing 36 images having forgotten what I had done to capture the good ones.
Don't read me wrong. I still post-process most images. And. I shoot RAW. If you're a serious photographer, it is a must.
I am attracted, as you might guess, to color contrast. I admit to taking lots of pictures of flowers and trees, but old buildings are also my thing. I am complemented on my portraiture all the time. Oh, right, and... Recently, I've been taking lots of pictures of the meals I've cooked, doing both in-process documentation and, having paid special attention to plating, the final result.
[Author retains copyright (c)2025 R.S.]
#BoostingIsSharing and #CommentingIsCool
#gender #fiction #writer #author #photographer #chef #cooking #photo #photography #raw #coolpix
#writing #writingcommunity #writersOfMastodon #writers
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#ScribesAndMakers 2025.05.25 — How does photography shape your perception of the world? What subjects or moments do you find most captivating to capture?
Taking a few semesters of drawing shaped my photography and my perception of the world. When you need to manufacture the illusion of depth in a flat medium by hand on blank paper, you learn to see shadows and highlight, not just the subject. In my sketch and drawing class, working with pencil and charcoal, I learned to focus on the shadows and darkness in rendering volume and a 3D effect. In my color class, I learned I could do a similar thing using color, creating "color contrast" between the tonal qualities of the colors. I worked in pastels, chalks, and with colored pencils.
It was when I used my first digital camera, that I finally got to tie it all together in my photography, which was poor and snap-shoddy before. See the image of my Nikon Coolpix 950. A beast for the time. See #AltText for more details.
When I could take a picture and immediately see the 2D effects of color, shadow, highlight, aperture, and shutter speed, it changed my perception of the world. Whilst that camera was rudimentary, later digital cameras and then DSLRs allowed me full and simple manual control, to learn to see the picture I might capture before even lifting the camera, or even reaching for it. Not any Hollywood shtick where I see photo frames superimposed on the world, but my subconscious does draw me to focus here, there, and over there. Experience. Playing with the controls. Being able to delete any number of failures rather than paying for rolls of film and processing 36 images having forgotten what I had done to capture the good ones.
Don't read me wrong. I still post-process most images. And. I shoot RAW. If you're a serious photographer, it is a must.
I am attracted, as you might guess, to color contrast. I admit to taking lots of pictures of flowers and trees, but old buildings are also my thing. I am complemented on my portraiture all the time. Oh, right, and... Recently, I've been taking lots of pictures of the meals I've cooked, doing both in-process documentation and, having paid special attention to plating, the final result.
[Author retains copyright (c)2025 R.S.]
#BoostingIsSharing and #CommentingIsCool
#gender #fiction #writer #author #photographer #chef #cooking #photo #photography #raw #coolpix
#writing #writingcommunity #writersOfMastodon #writers
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Nikon’s Coolpix P1100 Lightly Refreshes the 24-3000mm Optical Zoom Behemoth https://petapixel.com/2025/02/04/nikons-coolpix-p1100-lightly-refreshes-the-24-3000mm-optical-zoom-behemoth/ #compactcamera #bridgecamera #nikonp1100 #Equipment #superzoom #coolpix #nikon #p1100 #News
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Nikon’s Coolpix P1100 Lightly Refreshes the 24-3000mm Optical Zoom Behemoth https://petapixel.com/2025/02/04/nikons-coolpix-p1100-lightly-refreshes-the-24-3000mm-optical-zoom-behemoth/ #compactcamera #bridgecamera #nikonp1100 #Equipment #superzoom #coolpix #nikon #p1100 #News
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A long and rambling overview of my efforts in the last couple of decades to find easy ways to take #insect #macro photographs and also be ready to #photograph #birds and #mammals.
It covers pre-digital species documentation, the #Nikon #Coolpix 4500 (RIP), various bridge cameras with #Raynox macro lens attachments, #Canon #DSLRs, and the #camera I'm now adopting to replace them all, the #Sony RX10 IV with a #Marumi DHG Achromat macro lens and #GODOX MF12 #flash units.
https://stangeia.hobern.net/digital-cameras-for-wildlife-observations/
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A long and rambling overview of my efforts in the last couple of decades to find easy ways to take #insect #macro photographs and also be ready to #photograph #birds and #mammals.
It covers pre-digital species documentation, the #Nikon #Coolpix 4500 (RIP), various bridge cameras with #Raynox macro lens attachments, #Canon #DSLRs, and the #camera I'm now adopting to replace them all, the #Sony RX10 IV with a #Marumi DHG Achromat macro lens and #GODOX MF12 #flash units.
https://stangeia.hobern.net/digital-cameras-for-wildlife-observations/
