POINT AND SHOOT - part 1
Cheap or not, all the “point and shoot” cameras have some things in common - easy and fun to use and for the most, very accessible and strait foreward. As someone put it - “The best camera? The one you bring along…”
For traveling or just in the bag for your daily life it´s perfect to have a-not-so-exepensive small camera. Sure, some models are a bit high-end and can be rather pricy but there are a few gems that’s not that expensive.
There are so many models out there from the 80’s and 90’s and I recomend to look at the lens. A fix lens (often a 28mm or 35/38mm) with apeture at 2,8 or 3,5 you’re good to go. Bring it and use it!
All pictures below are shot with some kind of “point-and-shoot” tagged along through my everyday life and travel. All images are homedeveloped and scanned by me.
RV, Gothenburg Sweden 2021, Nikon 35Ti and Kodak Portra 400.
Have a seat, Gothenburg Sweden 2022, Canon Prima AS-1 and Fuji C200.
Chair, Disentis Switzerland, 2024, Canon Prima AS-1 and Fuji C200.
Shed, Tidan Sweden 2021, Canon Prima AS-1 and Fuji C200.
Sign, Gothenburg Sweden 2022, Canon Prima AS-1 and Kodak Portra 400.
Post, Lerum Sweden 2020, Canon Top Shot and Ilford HP5 Plus.
Relax, Gothenburg Sweden 2023, Voigtländer Vito TF and Fuji Superia 400.
Self, Gothenburg Sweden 2024, Olympus AF-1 Super and Fuji Superia 400.
In the air, Switzerland 2024, Canon Prima AS-1 and Fuji C200.
Storefront, Serfaus Austria 2020, Canon Top Shot and Kodak Portra 400.
Sushi, Gothenburg Sweden 2021, Fujifilm Mini Tiara and Fuji C200.
Bike, Anten Sweden2021, Canon Prima AS-1 and Ilford HP5 Plus.
911, Gothenburg Sweden 2021, Nikon 35Ti and Fuji C200.
Self, Louisiana Denmark 2017, Fujifilm Mini Tiara and Kodak Tmax 400.
Finish, Anderstorp Sweden 2018, Olympus Mju II and Kodak Portra 800.
Way Out West, Gothenburg Sweden 2018, Fujifilm Mini Tiara and Lomo 800.