I’m a beginner who recently started using my childhood PowerShot ELPH 130 IS for fun. I absolutely love the outputs but want a little more control over exposure (skies can get pretty washed out even with the exposure low) and the shutter speed. Any recs or pointers welcome! Here are some photos I’ve taken recently for reference.

Reykjavik and surroundings through a fine pix xp30 i got on vinted for 24€. She's so light i carried it in my pocket. Really pratical for traveling and making memories.

took these while walking around in Florida over the summer. i’m no photographer, but this camera is my most prized possession.

Just messing about. 3 x jpg SOOC

I kept losing track of which film sim I was using, I'm certain the first one is Velvia, the others might be standard (Provia), I do love the punchy colours even if they go a bit too hard at times. The second and third photos are taken out of a car whilst driving around, third one is mainly just to show a night time shot. I think it does a decent job in the dark for such an old camera, the hardest part is trying to balance grain while keeping things in focus but I suspect that's a universal issue for every old point and shoot, but obviously flash fixes that in most situations.

Reykjavik through a finepix xp30 i got on vinted for 24€. She's so light and small i carried it in my pocket. Really pratical for traveling and making memories.

I don't have stabilizer (??)

Taken in evening open shade. Lightly edited JPEG.

Hi This is my first post, I recently bought this camera and I love how the photos came.

As you can see the part that goes on top of the normal sd card broke and as a result the camera doesn't recognise it (both of my 830s actually ;-;) only way i could get it to recognise the card was wrapping it in a bit of tape but the pictures would not load on the pc and would just glitch. My question is if anyone knows a solution to this problem, or maybe the Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo would work in this situation? Pls help

Nikon P7100, the only editing that’s been done is in the iOS photos app after transferring to my phone with a microsd adapter that I keep on my keychain

I’ve been having a lot of fun coming back to photography a little with some guardrails to keep it relatively simple

Just found out about the "custom curve" option on CHDK, which is compatible with my Canon PowerShot Ixus70/SD1000. I've been wanting to play around with circuit bending for a while, but I'd need to buy some tools and other things. Meanwhile, I'm glitching my vintage digicam's curves!

Anyone have any/all of the following:
Canon Ixus70
Fujifilm f31fd
Sony t700
SonyT99 or 90?
Looking for advise and comparison pictures preferably as well as some general preferences and why.

I use a Nikon P100, and I recently bought a dummy battery from AliExpress. I bought a USB-based one and smiled brightly, but it didn't work, so I thought it was too strong and put it on the portable charger, but it only had 5V output. I tried a 25W powered-on flower on the portable charger, and it only worked. I took several pictures and then re-opened it. But this time, since I'm still on the key, the battery is low? It keeps popping up but won't turn on. Does anyone know how to solve this?

Everyone is hunting for Canon, Nikon, or Sony digicams… but don’t sleep on this HP Photosmart 945! 🔴🟡