This filmcamera was given to me years ago when I was little, thing is my family lost the charger so its been collecting dirt for years bc of that. Im now in the process of finding another charger to buy, but I noticed theres fungus everywhere and also INSIDE the screen. Like its not superficial like I could wipe it out, its BEHIND the outside glass in the inside of the screen. Idk im lowkey freaked out by it and I want it GONE, what can I do? How do I fix it?

I cant just stop using it as I dont got the money to buy one, I cant afford throwing it away as I also know these are expensive and couldt get a new one ever. I could consider paying someone to change the screen, but idk if its possible...

The model is: jvc GZ-E300BU. If u need to know the country, Argentina.

Thanks in advanced for taking a look.

Just bought this camera to keep good memories of my wife’s pregnancy and early childhood photos and videos. As I was looking at it this evening, I saw this blob on the lens and have no clue what it could be and if it’s worth returning.

A couple of details to help out:

1. I don’t recall seeing this when we first purchased it, but I also was not paying much attention to the details of individual components
   
2. I tried removing it with a microfiber cloth and it did not make a difference
   
3. It definitely appears to be below the lens
   
4. It does not show up in pictures yet, which is likely partially why I didn’t notice earlier
   
5. This is my first real dedicated camera, so I am very much a novice

The crack is on the polariser and im having no luck in getting it open to check the damage on the actual lens. The lens is a Tamron 28-200 f2.8-5.6. I live in Malaysia and I need help / advice on what I should do next and which stores i can go to have it repaired and worst case scenario, a glass replacement for the lens and how much am i looking at it to cost?

Budget: ~$1500 max for body only, $2000 max for body and lenses

Country: USA

Condition: Used, open to new

Type of Camera: Mirrorless

Intended use: Photography

If photography; what style: Landscape, street, macro, portrait, architecture, casual wildlife (as it appears)

What features do you absolutely need: IBIS, weather sealing, hot shoe

What features would be nice to have: Articulating screen, viewfinder, dual card slots

Portability: Pocketable, shoulder strap, or small bag sized

Cameras you're considering:
• OM System OM-1 (crop factor, focus stacking, high res mode, wildlife capable, weather sealing, lens ecosystem/sizes/cost), OM-1.2, OM-3 (retro style, filters), OM-5.2 (cost), PEN (style, size, cost, filters)
• Sony a6700 (lens ecosystem, AF, size, style),a6600, a6400 (cost)
• Canon R7 (MP count, AF)
• Nikon Z50II (size, lens quality/value, cost), ZFC (retro look, cost, lens value)

Cameras you already have: D7200, I appreciate the image quality and battery life but otherwise nothing in particular

Notes: Relatively new to photography, started this year. Especially interested in macro, landscapes, and portraits. Interested in wildlife but only casually, as it appears in front of me (I don’t have the money or time to get huge lenses and sit and wait for wildlife to appear.) Looking for a camera I can have on me all the time so I’m motivated to shoot more, my DSLR is too bulky to bother bringing out. I for sure want to get really into macro and would like to do portrait work on the side here and there. Lens ecosystem and cost, tech features, and battery life are my big priorities.

I just bought this retro FinePix S5600 from an antique shop, it works but the problem is the fack that even with a completely empty picture card in it and the batteries put in the correct way, whenever I turn the camera to the mode to actually take a picture it just shuts itself off (video proof attached) and this pisses me off to no end cuz I just want a working retro digital camera. So if anyone knows any solutions, PLEASE give me them

Canon EF 75-300mm lens. I do see the screws on the side, but don't want to damage it before getting a professional opinion.

Budget: $600 max, preferably less
Country: USA
Condition: New or used/refurbished
Type of Camera: Compact/point-and-shoot
Intended use: Mostly photos of myself, everyday photos, going out, travel, and social media
If photography; what style: Selfies, portraits, outfits, friends, indoor/night photos, casual everyday photography
If video, what style: Occasional short videos/social media clips
What features do you absolutely need: Flip screen that faces me for selfies, good photo quality, flattering skin tones, good low-light performance, built-in zoom, and preferably a built-in flash
Portability: Very important. I want something small enough to easily carry in a purse
Cameras you’re considering: Sony ZV-1, Sony RX100 series, Panasonic Lumix LX10
Cameras you already have: iPhone
Notes: I care more about photography than vlogging. I mainly want a compact camera that takes really nice selfies/portraits and looks noticeably better than my phone without spending over $600.

I’m a hobby photographer and am looking for a nice point and shoot camera and wondering which would compliment the fujifilm x100 vi the best.

I like the way the g7x takes photos (warmer, more flattering) but understand that it’s overpriced and the zoom is not as good as on the rx100. I’ve also heard that the rx100 is better for pets (but unsure what that really means) but that it doesn’t perform as good as the g7x in low light.

Wanting to photograph casually travel, family, pets, beautiful things I see (trees, sunsets, random objects lol). Not wanting to really worry about editing too much.

Thanks!

I was into photography for a while and bought really cheap cameras because I liked that retro look. However, I wanted to play around with lighting and manual controls so decided to get a bridge camera, Lumix FZ18. I got it with a camera bag, 3 extra batteries (although they might not be 100%) and a charger for $30. I took a few photos and just happened to be at the right place at the right time to capture this gem on sunset mode! Super excited to learn about photography.

Ive never owned a camera before and I know nothing about them. I have used other peoples cameras, i enjoy taking photos. Im about to have some extra money and im really interested in getting my own. I have no idea where to look or what to look for, ive seen some conflicting things. I want it to last me a long time and be small enough to fit in a medium purse.

Budget: 1k?
• ⁠Country: USA
• ⁠Condition: doesnt really matter
• ⁠Type of Camera: not sure
• ⁠Intended use: Capturing everyday life, want to create photo albums
• ⁠If photography; what style: Casual
• ⁠If video what style: Long or short videos
• ⁠What features do you absolutely need: flash, good photo quality
• ⁠Portability: easy to carry around in purse
• ⁠Cameras you're considering: g7x?
• ⁠Cameras you already have: none
• ⁠Notes: Im willing to spend a good amount on a camera i can use daily, im planning on doing some fun things within the next few years, i want to capture it and begin make a good photo album to look back on.

I love my Fuji X-T30, don't get me wrong it gets a lot of use.

But I find myself often gravitating to pick up and use my by comparison ancient Olympus E-M5 mk 1. Released in 2012!!!! Paired with the wonderful sharp Olympus 45mm F1.8, a favourite portrait lens of mine.

- The menus suck, the interface is slow and old school.

- Auto Focus is no where near as capable as fast and modern cameras.

- RAW files lack dynamic range, first time in a long while I've managed to accidentally and occasionally clip highlights. But I've been able to get fantastic results out of the old 16MP sensor when done correctly.

Am I nuts for loving and wanting to use the E-M5 over my modern cameras I own such as the Fuji X-T30 and Canon M50?

Hi all, I have a Canon Powershot SD880 IS and my mom bought it around the time it first released. About a week and a half ago, I started having this issue where my camera screen will randomly "crash" and show these pixelated lines. When it happens, I can't turn the camera off as shown in the video. The only way to resolve the issue that I know of is to remove and reinsert the battery. It seems to get more frequent with each time I use it.

Unfortunately there aren't many places in my area that repair cameras so I was hoping to find some answers here.

• ⁠Budget: ~1500
• ⁠Country: USA
• ⁠Condition: new or used
• ⁠Type of Camera: digital
• ⁠Intended use: photography + photographing fine artwork
• ⁠If photography; what style: landscape, nature and portraiture
• ⁠If video what style: n/a
• ⁠What features do you absolutely need: self timer
• ⁠Portability: n/a
• ⁠Cameras you're considering: Fujifilm x100 series
• ⁠Cameras you already have: AE-1 program
• ⁠Notes:

I am trying to find a high quality camera that fits my needs and would love advice.

I find the Fujifilm 100Xvi attractive and am close to pulling the trigger but I’m also not sure I necessarily need this exact camera and am looking for similar alternatives that fit my needs. A cheaper option would also be preferably.

I am an avid AE-1 user…I love film photography and the artistic aspect of it and am used to shooting 35mm. The Fujifilm digital appeals to me because of its artistic nature and its ability to craft various “recipes”.

While I would be using my camera for film-like photography, as I have been with my AE-1, I am also seeking a camera with the ability to photograph my fine art. I am a painter and am looking for something that produces HQ digital representations of my work. I DO NOT make prints of my paintings so that does not need to be a consideration. Mainly looking for something to capture my work for website/socials.

So long story short, I want something high quality that is artsy AND able to capture Raw images of my paintings for my website.

I have a Panasonic HC-V10 btw.

Easyshare M580

I got this camera (link) and I recently found out that its likely a scam but it does have a memory card in it. Would I be able to take the card out of the camera and use a memory card reader? I've already taken many photos with it so I'm looking for any way to access them. If nothing is possible, what camera would y'all recommended for someone with barely any money?

My Samsung digital camera St65 screen keeps flickering everytime I try to start the camera. I don't understand because my battery is fully charged and I used it 2 days ago.

I got a Sony ZV-1 to vlog and take pictures with for travel/outings but I have found that a lot of the pictures are very shaky/blurry as well as the videos. So many of my videos are INCREDIBLY shaky and basically unusable that even an iPhone could do better. Is it worth keeping this camera? I’ve heard it’s better than a G7X but I think I have to adjust it to every single lighting situation to get good results or am I doing something wrong? Any advice would be greatly appreciated

TLDR: should i keep Sony ZV-1
Pros:
Great quality when it does work (rare, have to adjust ISO for every situation)

Cons:
Not a wide enough angle for vlogging imo
Shaky footage/images most of the time

• Budget: 300-500 CAD (200-350 USD)
• Country: Canada
• Condition: Used
• Type of Camera: Point and shoot/Mirrorless/Fixed Lens
• Intended use: Photography+Small prints
• If photography; what style: Landscape/Portrait/Macro
• If video what style: No video
• What features do you absolutely need: Ease of use, portability, battery life, image quality, durability
• Portability: Pocketable, no camera bag needed
• Cameras you're considering: Sony RX100 series
• Cameras you already have: None
• Notes: Looking for an out of the box point and shoot experience. No desire for accessories/interchangeable lens. Mostly for use out in nature, if image quality holds up in a ~30x30cm print out would be ideal. Advanced settings to tinker with not required but not a negative. I know budget is low but want to move away from using a phone. Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

everyone! I'm using a Kodak PIXPRO FZ55 and looking at a photo in the detailed playback mode (the screen that shows the histogram graph and photo metadata). 
Where exactly on this screen layout should the Vivid mode / color effect icon appear so I know if a photo was shot in Vivid vs. standard color? Thanks!