I was doing my Wednesday night run on Turkey Mountain last Wednesday night. I call it run even though I stop a lot to take photographs. I took 79 of them Wednesday. I had my trusty weatherproof, everything proof, Nikon AW110 point and shoot with me set on “Auto” mode and I noticed after taking one particular pic that a menu option popped up offering instant edits. So I decided to see where that took me and it gave me a choice of six filters. So I experimented with it and this is an example of the “Toy Camera” filter. I kind of like it as a variation. Luckily the camera saves the original image along with the filtered image so I can save myself if need be.
I’m looking forward to the day when cameras have just as good a filters as our phones and ipods do along with wifi connectability so one can buy and upgrade filters, as well as upload our photos directly to our various social media and photo storage sites. I have two cameras that have wifi compatibility but only with cell phones and setting up and maintaing the connection is time consuming and chews up battery life at an alarming rate and doesn’t work that great.
So, does your camera have some hidden features that you found?
I am linking with Weekend Reflections
Wonderful reflections!
Beautiful
I didn’t know Logan had a lake named after him. Very cool. One of my Nikons has WIFI but I wouldn’t even begin to know how to make it work. Phone photos are getting better all the time.
Peaceful place, wonderful reflections.
I get tired just reading about you running 🙂 We have a very hot period right now. Not fun for an body growing old 🙁
Love your little lake.
I really like the reflection! I am enjoying my cell phone and the camera on it. There are so many apps that you can download and use. It is overwhelming how much I can do on it. I mostly use it for family photos but it takes amazing shots.
Gorgeous reflection and it looks very peaceful there. Hope you will pop in to see mine, (published yesterday). Have a WONDERFUL week ahead.
nice reflection…my camera has assorted settings and it is fun to play with them!