Guess the camera!

[moribundman]

Since the interest in camera brands and models is so great, I would expect many of you to be able to tell me what equipment I used to take this snapshot of my Venus flytrap. Please note the nasty compression artifacts and color fringing typical of consumer grade point&shoot cameras.

 

[addyguy]

Those are cool plants.

 

[Solo2driver]

$13 Miley Cyrus all-in-one at Wal-Mart?









I have that one too.

 

[moribundman]

Originally Posted By: addyguy
Those are cool plants.


I actually have a video of it. I touched the trigger hairs with a toothpick and the plant clamped down.

Maybe I'll upload it.

 

[eljefino]

No EXIF data?

Those blinds are actually an interesting optical illusion... or they are at least messing with my head if I stare at them.

Does the plant like McNuggets?

 

[moribundman]

Originally Posted By: eljefino
No EXIF data?


I started stripping the EXIF data from all images a couple years ago when people kept asking the one question I didn't care to hear.

My flytrap has never caught a bug.

 

[JHZR2]

Nikon D3x

 

[tom slick]

It's square, you must be using a Hasselblad! or maybe a Zenit? Ricoh R8?

 

[XS650]

Looks like GIMP or Irfanview instead of Photoshop. The camera is more difficult.

Is it one of these?
Code:


CAM:[Konica Minolta Camera, In] [DiMAGE Z2

CAM:[Minolta Co., Ltd. ] [DiMAGE F100

CAM:[NIKON ] [E2500

CAM:[NIKON ] [E4500

CAM:[NIKON ] [E5000

CAM:[NIKON ] [E8700

CAM:[NIKON ] [E885

CAM:[OLYMPUS CORPORATION ] [C8080WZ

CAM:[OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO.,LTD ] [C2000Z

CAM:[OLYMPUS OPTICAL CO.,LTD ] [C3040Z

CAM:[SEIKO EPSON CORP. ] [PhotoPC 3000Z

CAM:[SONY ] [DSC-H2

CAM:[SONY ] [DSC-H7

CAM:[SONY ] [DSC-H9

CAM:[SONY ] [DSC-P200

CAM:[SONY ] [DSC-S90

CAM:[SONY ] [DSC-W7


I'll be in Pismo Beach for a few days, so may not see your answer for a while

 

[tom slick]

Quote:

I'll be in Pismo Beach for a few days, so may not see your answer for a while


stop over and have a beer!

 

[moribundman]

Originally Posted By: tom slick
It's square, you must be using a Hasselblad! or maybe a Zenit? Ricoh R8?


Uh, I often crop.

 

[moribundman]

Originally Posted By: XS650
Looks like GIMP or Irfanview instead of Photoshop. The camera is more difficult.


I always use Photoshop. I haven't touched Gimp in a couple years. The image was saved "for Web" (which strips EXIF data), which results in compression suitable for Web use.

 

[moribundman]

Originally Posted By: XS650
I'll be in Pismo Beach for a few days, so may not see your answer for a while


We can't have that!

I used this Chinese $10 dongle to take the Venus flytrap picture:

But what camera did I use to shoot the dongle? Here, for your amusement:


Camera: Fuji Finepix S9000
Sensor: 1/1.6" Type CCD, 9.2 million pixels
Image size: 3488 x 2616 (size reduced to 576x433 pixels in Photoshop)
File format: JPEG
Lens: 28 - 300 mm (35 mm equiv) 10.7x optical zoom, F 2.8 - 4.9, (F2.8 - F11 range); picture taken at 50 mm (35 mm equivalent)
Focus: auto
AF area mode: TTL contrast type, AF center w/AF-lock
Focus distance: macro
Metering: TTL 256-zone metering
ISO sensitivity: ISO 200
Exposure compensation: +1/3 EV
Shutter speed: 1/25
Aperture: F8
Mode: Aperture priority
White balance: custom
Image parameters: Standard
Viewfinder: EVF, 235,000 pixels
LCD monitor: 1.8" TFT LCD, 118,000 pixels
Connectivity: USB 2.0
Storage: xD-Picture Card
Power: 4x AA NiMH
Weight (no batt): 645 g (22.8 oz)
Dimensions: 128 x 93 x 129 mm (5 x 3.6 x 5 in)

 

[tom slick]

I thought for sure you were shooting a digital back Mamiya!

Do you usually shoot with the Fuji? You know if you used a Nik...j/k

 

[Julian]

Wait, so are you trying to make a point or something? (

)

 

[eljefino]

Guess the camera.

 

[97tbird]

Nokia brick camera phone

 

[Papa Bear]

What camera did you use to take a pic of the camera ?? ....

 

[Pop_Rivit]

Given adequate functionality, there is no correlation between the tool and the result. What hammer do you use for pounding a nail into a wall?

What's the point in asking what equipment was used? You are looking at tiny 96 dpi images!

 

[Papa Bear]

Yes, but outstanding functionality begs the question.....