11-02-2023, 11:59 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-02-2023, 11:59 AM by Man From Ironbark.)
My Nikon D80 body is still working fine but I broke the original lens that came with it and am using very old non digital lenses.
The Olympus has had a couple too many hard drops and it is TG for tough. A great little camera with none of the drawbacks of compact cameras. Other than they didn't make it tough enough for a rough nut like me. It is no longer water resistant because I've broken the corner of the casing where the cable connection sealed door is. It still works but it is suddenly too slow to process each shot. Maybe I should try buying a new memory card for it.
Money's a bit tight these days. I'm living on the old age pension.
I've been dazzled by shots I've seen by a friend using the Nikon P 900, which I believe is what is known as a bridge camera.
So I'd get a new lens and a new body in one.
I have heaps of older film cameras. I can't afford film these days. I'd need to be selling photos to pay for that.
The Olympus has had a couple too many hard drops and it is TG for tough. A great little camera with none of the drawbacks of compact cameras. Other than they didn't make it tough enough for a rough nut like me. It is no longer water resistant because I've broken the corner of the casing where the cable connection sealed door is. It still works but it is suddenly too slow to process each shot. Maybe I should try buying a new memory card for it.
Money's a bit tight these days. I'm living on the old age pension.
I've been dazzled by shots I've seen by a friend using the Nikon P 900, which I believe is what is known as a bridge camera.
So I'd get a new lens and a new body in one.
I have heaps of older film cameras. I can't afford film these days. I'd need to be selling photos to pay for that.
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