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Kind of Obsessed: I Just Can’t Put Down This Plucky Point-and-Shoot

Kind of Obsessed: I Just Can’t Put Down This Plucky Point-and-Shoot

Posted on January 23, 2020 By Jarvis

I am, charitably, a moderately competent hobbyist photographer. I owe pretty much every ounce of that competence to the instant, guess-and-check shooting style that modern digital cameras make possible. When the shutter-bug first bit me in earnest, I spent hours taking literally thousands of absolute garbage pictures with a borrowed DSLR, fiddling with all the settings and inching my way to a handful of decent shots, gigabytes of trash in my wake. My technique has improved since then, but the path to my favorite shots remains a trigger-happy tumble. When you have a digital camera, why not?
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