Digicams: the Canon Powershot ELPH 320HS (Patreon)

Next up on this Digicam series, I found this little Powershot, I'm not gunna repeat that full ugly name:

It's from 2012 and houses 16.1MP, which much have been considerably good for 10 years ago.

Picked this up at the flee market for 20$, brought it down from 50$ because battery was out and we had no way of knowing if it was working or not, glad it was. Took the chance because it's clean, black and compact. 

The gallery doesn't have a lot of photos here, that's because I only used it once briefly and I just don't like it for a few reasons.

First one being it's just too modern you know. Like might as well use a more recent camera, it doesn't have lots of character. Speaking of modern this one is all touch screen, and again I mean the first touchscreens, not the ones from today, the ones that really suck. I want actual tactile buttons on my cameras. 

Second reason is that it's stripped from all manual control because of course that's a point and shoot. Without range focusing I just can't do any street photography and that sucks bad. Also that big screen doesn't turn off, so not very stealthy. 

I love these older digicams, the ones with the manual control and the options, when the point and shoot wasn't defined yet. I don't care that it has 16.1 MP, more pixels don't mean better quality. 

Anyway, you win some and then you loose some.

Next up, something I had way more fun with: