your first digital camera?

[carl yeomans]

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[velvet4269]

Olympus D450Z, taken in 2000 (the EXIF info is VERY wrong on that photo; dunno what happened):

[Taallyn]

It was a Canon PowerShot A60, at least I think it was an A60 model. My 7-year old son uses it now. He really likes the movie mode on it.

[windrider86]

I still have my old fujifil s602z buit all my pics from it are stored somewhere. I still use it sometimes as it does better night pics than my Olympus but the battery usage on the old gal is pretty phenominal.

[wulf]

Fujifilm Finepix 1400 Zoom. Still works but doesn't get much use since I got my D40 unless I go on a trip with my wife and she wants to take some shots too. Plenty of examples on my Flickr account - I recently came across a bunch of earlier pictures so have been uploading those too.

Wulf

[Nathan deGargoyle]

Fujifilm DX-10 which came as a package with my new PC.

Flamborough Head Feb 1999.

[Jamesc359]

My very first digital camera (also my first camera of any kind) was a Christmas gift from my parents back in 2000. That'd be eons ago in digital terms. It was a Polaroid PDC640, came with a huge 8MB SmartMedia card and had a whopping 640x480 resolution.

Looking back it wasn't a whole lot, but it was enough to get me interested photography.

Do I still have any of the pictures I've taken with it? Yes, actually I have all of the ones I kept. All 2,275 photos, which consumes a whole 234MB of space on my HD. lol



Please pardon the lack of EXIF info. This camera doesn't store it.

[inkista]

Canon S30. Three whole whopping megapixels, 1/1.8" sensor, RAW, a great macro mode, and full Manual. Picture-taking machine. What's not to love?



It's winging its way to my nephew as his Christmas present.

[Japaslavian]

I had a Kodak EasyShare CX7525 for a while that I got for Christmas to take on a trip through Japan. 5MP, yeah I rolled like that.
BUT, it unfortunately suffered an untimely death during a snowboard trip where it turned on inside my backpack, meaning the little lens slid out of it's socket. When I fell, I fell backwards on it and snapped it right out.

This was probably the best image I ever got from it.
Cliche I know.

[meta]

actually it's the Nikon D80 i'm using now .) i used to work with old analog models like смена (smena) and зенит ЕТ (zenit ET). Very old cameras, but good ones. I still have the zenit though, but the photos are stashed somewhere .)