Additional test images | Canon S100

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Note: I haven’t processed any of these images so please take that into account when viewing. They all need polishing. My somewhat finished work resides under the photography dropdown.

These additional shots should give you a good idea of the potential of this little camera. lb

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Life is a Beach Maybe | Chatham, Massachusetts | Canon S100

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Canon S100, 26mm F5.9 at 1/640s unmodified

As much as I like to plan, on occasion when I’m scouting, I just happen to see an image I want and I know I’ll never get again. Continuing on from the previous post; In this instance I had a Canon S100: 12 megapixels, 35mm film equivalent: 24-120mm zoom, flash, autofocus powershot with me. I hadn’t used it much and I wasn’t expecting anything spectacular but I was pleasantly surprised by the results. I’ve been on a B&W kick lately. I’ve been experimenting with film and digital with various levels of cameras. Although there is nothing that compares to the grain of real raw film, even when digitally scanned there is an attractive, oversaturated, sometimes painting like quality of the color S100 images that I like.

The original is above and the B&W conversion is below. I’m not a big fan of lots of post processing. Maybe because I’m lazy. ;-)
I convert, set the brightness, contrast and sharpen if necessary.

I like this little camera, especially when I want to remain inconspicuous. I can see it as a great asset in street photography. It’s doesn’t produce Leica class results and it may be a bit small for your hands or not but it shines at wants it produces.

I’m also testing a Fuji XPro 1 but more on that in a future post. lb

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Canon S100, 26mm F5.9 at 1/640s converted to B&W. minor modifications

 

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Canon S100, 26mm f5.9 at 1/1250s minor modifications

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Nauset Beach | Orleans, Massachusetts | Droid 3

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Nauset Beach | Orleans, Massachusetts
Motorola Droid 3 unmodified

Like many, I love the beach. I’m drawn to it and many of my photos contain it’s beauty. What caught my eye here was the pattern of the fence and shadow with the colors of the sand. the natural aspect with the man-made.

I use a variety of film and digital cameras and devices for my film work. In this instance, all I had with me was a Droid 3 phone: 8 megapixels, LED flash, autofocus camera. I love my tech, low and high and am quite impressed by these little devices. Obviously most of them don’t provide the highest quality when enlarged but not too bad at this size.  I’m finding it more important these days to carry a simple setup that produces quality results and just get the photo. This setup isn’t it but it wasn’t too bad in a pinch.

I have been trying a number of setups and will detail some in future posts. leo brady

Here’s a couple of more from the set:

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