Bob Michaels
nobody special
I don't know what is an "old sensor" This was the original Nikon D-70 which I think was 6mp
Site of the World Trade Center September 11, 2006 the 5th anniversary of the disaster. The photo is of the husband and mother of Renee Tetreault Newel, an American Airlines employee who was on AA Flight 11, the first plane to hit the World Trade Center.
Site of the World Trade Center September 11, 2006 the 5th anniversary of the disaster. The photo is of the husband and mother of Renee Tetreault Newel, an American Airlines employee who was on AA Flight 11, the first plane to hit the World Trade Center.

charjohncarter
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DwF
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Wow! Fun seeing these ^^, wonderful thread!
Pentax IST SMC 50mm f 1.7
Epson RD-1 35mm Summicron Asph
21mm Elmarit-M
35mm Summicron Asph
Pentax IST SMC 50mm f 1.7



Epson RD-1 35mm Summicron Asph


21mm Elmarit-M


35mm Summicron Asph

DwF
Well-known
My first digital camera was a Nikon Coolpix E4500. Focusing is glacial, but the image quality and colours from its 4Mp sensor are excellent. The camera has fantastic macro ability. It was very expensive at the time (AUD$1200). I still have it.
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sea shell 2004 #3833 by lynnb's snaps, on Flickr
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lynnb's snaps, on Flickr
Lynn, I keep coming back to these monchrome images, stunning!
David
Gerry M
Gerry

Canon S70
7 mp
1/1.8 ccd
Still got it
Gerry M
Gerry

K10D
Sigma 28-90
AlwaysOnAuto
Well-known
Mutual Adoration, Canon PowerShot G3, 3.7Mpx, Dec 2005
Ready to go out and shoot... (same Canon PowerShot G3)

Ready to go out and shoot... (same Canon PowerShot G3)

Pál_K
Cameras. I has it.
Mutual Adoration, Canon PowerShot G3, 3.7Mpx, Dec 2005
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Wonderful photo, Doug.
Phil_F_NM
Camera hacker
I have a few thousand from 2002 and a deployment to Guam in 2003 but can't access them now due to a fault in my RAID 5 array that I have to fix by replacing a drive and rewriting, before I can access anything. Those are Nikon D100, mostly.
Taken with Sigma SD9.
I think this was taken with a Nikon D100 but it could have been a Sigma SD9.
Nikon D2h.
Nikon D2h.
There are many, many more after I got back from Iraq but the sensors got newer and newer, in spite of my love for the Nikon D2 series and the Epson RD1.
Phil Forrest

Taken with Sigma SD9.

I think this was taken with a Nikon D100 but it could have been a Sigma SD9.

Nikon D2h.

Nikon D2h.
There are many, many more after I got back from Iraq but the sensors got newer and newer, in spite of my love for the Nikon D2 series and the Epson RD1.
Phil Forrest
Thank you, Pál_K ! That was at f/2 wide open and I'll guess the camera chose a higher ISO because I see some chroma noise. Not too bad though for a little compact. Sorrowfully, Cindy has gone to the happy kitty heaven after a long life.
Taipei-metro
Veteran
Outside JR Station
Sapporo City,

Hokkaido, Japan
a taipei-metro image
Kodak Z730 (2007 digital point and shoot)
Schneider K. 5.5-22 (33-132mm Eqv)
Sapporo City,

Hokkaido, Japan
a taipei-metro image
Kodak Z730 (2007 digital point and shoot)
Schneider K. 5.5-22 (33-132mm Eqv)
Godfrey
somewhat colored
maddoc
... likes film again.
Yosakoi Soran, Annual festival taking place in June in Sapporo (Hokkaido, Japan). Nikon D1x, 70 - 200 VR AF, June 2005.

RichC
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My earlier post was a photo from 20 years ago, as the century turned - taken with my first digital camera, a Fujifilm 4700.
I just took casual snaps then and had no interest in photography. But that digital camera sparked a passion that took me on a journey leading to a master's degree in fine-art photography and exhibitions across the world.
Without the invention of the digital camera I would not have become a photographer.
Five years later, in 2005... My interest in photography had taken hold in earnest about 2 years earlier, though I still had a lot to learn. I now owned two cameras, an Epson R-D1 and a Canon G5 compact. This photo was taken that year - a decade and a half ago - with the Canon; a publisher later used for it a book cover.
I just took casual snaps then and had no interest in photography. But that digital camera sparked a passion that took me on a journey leading to a master's degree in fine-art photography and exhibitions across the world.
Without the invention of the digital camera I would not have become a photographer.
Five years later, in 2005... My interest in photography had taken hold in earnest about 2 years earlier, though I still had a lot to learn. I now owned two cameras, an Epson R-D1 and a Canon G5 compact. This photo was taken that year - a decade and a half ago - with the Canon; a publisher later used for it a book cover.

jonal928
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petronius
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Traveler DC-4300, 4MP Aldi camera, bought in 2002

petronius
Veteran
Nikon Coolpix E5600, 2010

petronius
Veteran
Minolta Dimage 7i, 2003

nickthetasmaniac
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