Some more #crappycamerapictures, this time of a bouquet of flowers. All pictures taken with a Sony MVC-FD75. This camera, for those unfamiliar with it, contains a 0.4 Megapixel sensor, 10x optical zoom, and autofocus. It claims to have a macro mode of up to one inch, but I had very poor luck with this.
And yes, it saves it's pictures to a floppy disk.
For the most part the images taken with this camera need some touch up and TLC after taking them. This is particularly true in low-light situations, such as what I had while taking these pictures. The sensor on the camera, while state of the art at the time it was built, did not do well with little light, and it certainly has no ability to modify an ISO setting.
Here's a nice pink rose, as taken with the camera. It's not a horrible picture by any stretch, but it's rather noisy. The noise can really be seen once the image is desaturated and modified with Silver Efex Pro.
It's an image in the rough, so to speak, that now just needs some smoothing. And then it looks really nice!
Some additional flowers, after editing and mostly minor modifications.
I'm not sure if I prefer this next one in colour or black and white.
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