CaptainAmerica
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- Time of past OR future Camino
- 2025
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I mostly use my phone camera, a Galaxy Note 20, image quality wise it still goes toe to toe with my wife's latest iPhone. I've taken a large sensor point and shoot (Fuji X100v) that fits in my waist bag, but it hardly gets used except in the evenings. If you're doing video, then a GoPro or and Insta360 X3 wouldn't' add much weight. In most videos I see, the action camera is mounted on a selfie stick, so you'll want to bring along one of those as well.Do you bring a camera apart from the one on your phone? If so, what kind? Do you use a wearable camera like a GoPro?
Ivar was using some new toy in one of his latest video’s, insta360, and that footage with an invisible selfie-stick looked great!I mostly use my phone camera, a Galaxy Note 20, image quality wise it still goes toe to toe with my wife's latest iPhone. I've taken a large sensor point and shoot (Fuji X100v) that fits in my waist bag, but it hardly gets used except in the evenings. If you're doing video, then a GoPro or and Insta360 X3 wouldn't' add much weight. In most videos I see, the action camera is mounted on a selfie stick, so you'll want to bring along one of those as well.
Do you bring a camera apart from the one on your phone? If so, what kind? Do you use a wearable camera like a GoPro?
If you have a phone with a really great camera for taking pictures on the Camino, which phone is it?
I ask because I see a lot of people posting really beautiful pictures from the Camino here and on Facebook, where the colors really are vibrant etc and I'm just wondering what equipment people around here use for photos and video on the Camino.
But you do enjoy your friend’s photos!I just walk. I take some photos of people I meet at night. Might take a photo if the weather really sucks and I want to show my pals how rough and tough I am. I also suck taking photos. But I have some and when I look back they all kind of look the same and I rarely remember where a photo was taken. So 99% of the time I walk. see, listen and hear. Oh yea and think as little as possible.
That photo brings back some wonderful memories.But you do enjoy your friend’s photos!
For general holiday snaps something like the latest iphone can be great. Perfect for those with no phootgraphy knowledge or inclination to do anything other than point and shoot.Do you bring a camera apart from the one on your phone? If so, what kind? Do you use a wearable camera like a GoPro?
If you have a phone with a really great camera for taking pictures on the Camino, which phone is it?
I ask because I see a lot of people posting really beautiful pictures from the Camino here and on Facebook, where the colors really are vibrant etc and I'm just wondering what equipment people around here use for photos and video on the Camino.
Sweeet!!!!This is what I am walking with. Those eight are exposed. Eighteen yet to shoot in my pack.
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Totally agree! Why not take a medium format camera.Camino folks would have kittens if I took a medium format camera that can create files up to 1.5 to 3 gigs....each,and would seemingly fill a terrabyte hard drive in 100 or so photos.
Its how my artistic mind works..
Its good for the soul
Its fulfilling in about 3 ways
My S23 will do for adaquate everyday stuff in pro mode.
But
My clients specifically ask for and enjoy my big boy camera
I enjoy...their joy at seeing themselves on canvas on the walls.
Seeing folks cry(not a joy) when they see a deceased loved one where the catchlight in the eyes..showing life and completeness..instead of what time has ravaged and taken
Life is only one direction..capture every moment
Love it, what a great camera! I still have my old EL2 and F5, I really need to shoot film again.This is what I am walking with. Those eight are exposed. Eighteen yet to shoot in my pack.
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Have an OM2n, some lenses and a Zenza-Bronica ETRS with two lenses on hand.Love it, what a great camera! I still have my old EL2 and F5, I really need to shoot film again.
Yup, film is pricy, I got rid of my Bronica, but kept my Nikon EL2. One day I might some film through it again.Have an OM2n, some lenses and a Zenza-Bronica ETRS with two lenses on hand.
But the processing, especially of 120 Film, got extremely pricey
Yes! A nice compact fixed lens film camera and a few rolls of film. The Canonet is small, light, with an excellent lens. In fact, it strikes me that shooting film is very much in keeping with the slow, quiet and contemplative nature of the Way. We deal with digital things every day. Slow down and make time for analog.+ 4 rolls of film.
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