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One of my favorite fish for sure!

Thank you that means a lot! I put a lot of work into this one and am quite proud of it.

This camera uses a Sony G battery (NP-BG1), and a memorystick pro duo. Both should be pretty simple to find.

Settings will change depending on lighting and subject, but for general use I usually use P mode with ISO 100 or 200, and I'm using the Vivid color profile. It's a pretty simple camera, so I tend to let auto exposure do most of the work and focus more on composition instead.

I did! I didn't realize it was gaining so much popularity again when I also decided to start collecting old digicams myself.

Because I'm bad and forgot to account for my broken phone mics while editing lol

There's a few ways, easiest is to use a card reader to transfer files from the memory stick, or you can use a mini usb cable to connect a PSP to a computer as well

That's a good price! I paid 10+ shipping, well worth

Nice! Enjoy taking some nice pics!

Hi! I think this camera would be considered mid-range consumer, but it's got a lot of features and is a good one to learn with. There's tons of tutorials on UA-cam that explain basics of cameras, but best way to learn is to take more pictures!

I didn't think I'd like this camera when I first got it, but I was pleasantly surprised. I'm honestly looking forward to trying some other Olympus from this time now if I can find some

Thanks! I do collect any brand, though cybershots are my favorites. I've bought a few duds too including my Sony Mavica unfortunately, but oh well that's part of getting old tech on a budget lol.

I usually hear people talk about Sony color science with its poor greens, I'm curious to know if that thought might be limited to Sony's CMOS sensors now

@@freeshrimp I think it's more about getting WB right. Some cameras do it very well by themselves. Sony has trouble. I really don't care because I'm meticulous about WB off the rip and I can post process... Color science soc is convenient but not necessary anymore. Medium format is the only thing I have gas for

Pretty important for landscapes. I've noticed the Tamron lenses solve this problem on Sony

I only learned of that after making this video actually, makes a lot of sense for the protection of privacy.

Yes agreed! Unfortunately they haven't spawned again since I've moved, though I've had luck with breeding both Honey Gourami and Celestial Pearl Danios!

Not sure exactly, maybe 2-3 hours from 0-100 for mine.

Nope, was in Newfoundland when I made this video, I haven't been to Toronto in a few years now

Good luck with getting it serviced, thanks for the comment!

Hey! I haven't had that happen on my Fuji, but it did on an old Olympus I had. Usually dust under the dial, or faulty connection inside somewhere. I'd suggest trying a bit of compressed air first and seeing if that helps at all!

@@freeshrimp Thank you for answering! It's a relief to know that it might be reversible. The camera is really nice for its price nowadays, just a bit on the heavy size, but it's kinda impossible to use it until I get that problem solved. Dial works okay, but it keeps switching on screen. I'll try compressed air as you said. It's difficult to someone who has expertise in disassembling/cleaning super zoom cameras here in Brasil. No one wants to do. By the way, what you did to solve the issue in your Olympus?

@@IgorGoularthOfficial It is! I got really lucky with mine being basically like new condition for $10. I agree with the weight though its still lighter than bringing full frame size lenses lol. I managed to 1/2 fix the olympus to a point where it only jumped if I was actually spinning the dial but worked otherwise, ended up selling to fund my current camera though.

@@freeshrimp Mine was more or less the same price, but a way less care. I wish I can find someone who can give its lens a good cleaning, but it's difficult to find people that does the job and I have zero confidence in doing myself. Yeah lol A full frame set weights a ton, indeed. Need to find why my camera isn't accepting certain SD cards. It works with an old 2GB SD card, but rejects my 128GB microSD with adapter.

Mine also has some dust in the lens, but it's not noticeable in photos so I'll probably leave it. In my experience I find most cameras are usually more complicated to repair than other electronics, but is doable. Good luck on getting yours fixed!

You're welcome!

Pretty much any store I've been to here has had harlequin rasbora, rarely any other species though unless one got mixed in.

I'm interested in trying some earlier Kodak's as I come across them too. Colors were quite different than what I'm used to, and were even more saturated than the Kodak M530 I have. I can't place it, I just wasn't enjoying this camera much, as nice as it is. Thanks for the comment!

Any SD or SDHC card up to 32gb should work, including micro SD with adapters.

Thank you for the comment! That's much more in depth then I went. I get why people still call them Polaroids, but this was a great explanation and helped me understand even more!

@@freeshrimp You're welcome!

Sorry I don't, I just went through mine too but there doesn't seem to be an option in camera at all (mine's already off). I did find something about Sony's PlayMemories Home app having the option for timestamps if you use that for your photos, but that's all I can find for this model camera.

I recommend checking for visible corrosion and look into a replacement battery, if thats not the issue then it could be due to aged electronics internally which probably wouldn't be an easy fix.

I don't personally have experience with using VHS cameras so I unfortunately can't recommend any. The DSi camera does have a fairly unique aged look, but it's still digital and will look different from analog tapes. I think VHS would be higher quality with more options, DSi is more just for fun.

On the camera there's a playback button, but to see on a computer If you don't have a memory card or card reader, you'll need the usb cable. There isn't much internal memory though so without a memory card photos won't actually be saved.

It takes either 1 CR-V3 battery, or 2x AA batteries. I found cheap batteries wouldn't work for very long if at all though.

No as far as I know they're different with slightly different optical design, though I could be wrong.

With my PC I can use a usb cable to drag and drop photos, but usually I just use a card reader to transfer. I'm not sure if there would be any camera issue that would cause files to not transfer.

Keep in mind just because things aren't recorded doesn't mean they aren't done, was just a fun video I enjoyed making, if you'd like a tutorial there's plenty more on other channels!

@@freeshrimp I wasn't saying it in a bad way. I was saying there was a lot more you could of done. Such as replace the caps, use some BW-100 on the main board. Clean the pins. The outside of the case should of been put into hot soapy water and let soak then washing with a soft Brisiel brush. I used to restore old consoles so was giving some advice. You did a good job.

Thank you! I do plan on doing all that eventually and lots of IPA cleaning was done off camera. For now it was just so it looked good in the collection, and full restoration will be done when it inevitably gets modded in the future!

@@freeshrimp Looking forward to the video then. Sorry if I came off rude.

and what converter you used to upload the images/videos

I apologize, I dont actually have a link. I was lucky and the camera was given to me with 2 of them. Luckily it also had the usb cable too so I just dragged the files off directly to my PC.

A new cord could work, but the power supply in the console may be dead and need a replacement.

I second this, probably an issue on the power board

I wish I could compare but my mavica is broken lol.

Thanks! I find it neat how different the variations of one console can be on the inside. I didn't bother even changing the CMOS in this one yet since its mostly for display

To a crackhead maybe.

Even my little 5 gallon looks empty most of the time, they love spending most of their time in the dense vegetation in my experience so far!

I believe I've played face pilot but forgot about it lol. Thanks for the great info!

Ficepiloy was fucking unplayable

That sure sounds like a completely flat battery to me based on my experience with electronics repair. I use a generic phone charger with mine and it works fine, I'm sure a replacement battery would solve your issue!

While the Fuji can focus super close, a phone with lens will get you more magnification in my experience. Most phones have macro modes built in that are just as good, the Fuji is better for other genres of photography in my opinion. Hope this helps!

@@freeshrimp With my phone's built-in macro mode I have to get within 3cm to focus on a subject. So this is not good when I wan to take pics of skittish insects. Can I use Fuji's 40x zoom to take macro photos of subjects from 30-40cm?

Fuji would be much better than a phone in that case. I did some quick measurements in macro mode to try and help, super macro mode is limited to 1x zoom and too close for insects. Closest I could focus at 40x zoom was 230cm away capturing 10cm across the frame. Around 5x zoom would give a decent working distance for most insects I think.

@@freeshrimp Thank you I'll give it a try. Can I use Screw-on filters on this camera? Is there a screwing part at the end of the lens? Maybe I can put a +10 close-up filter and maintain focusing while zooming more than 5x.

Unfortunately no, I thought that too, but there's no filter threads. I'm sure it'd work though if you used a bit of tape or something to keep it in place

Thanks for the comment, glad you enjoy the content!