Do you suppose it was because he wasn't aware of that option? Happens quite a bit, even with more experienced UHH users. Not everyone knows everything here, though I personally do try
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Also unaware that it really belongs in the Photo Gallery.
The TG series is the standard for an underwater P&S camera. The TG-7 is a minimal upgrade over the TG-6 so most rate the TG-6 as the better buy, although it’s a little over $400, not around $300. I have one and it’s great for when I’m kayaking or paddle boarding, but unless you really need the underwater capability and ruggedness she’s better off with her cellphone. Most teens don’t want a camera that they have to download photos from. They want to take a photo and immediately post it on social media or send it to friends. And my iPhone 13 has better image quality than my TG-6.
Thanks for responding, i never use bulb mode, the camera has a leaver around the shutter button to put the camera in bulb mode i must have moved it by mistake, i have to find the manual for this camera, thanks
Well, SPECULATION will be over very soon... The point was WHY not wait, check out the specs, sensibly think about WHAT is important to the type of pros that will utilize this model and THEN talk about it ? Is Knee Jerking the order of the day now ?
Why announce a new camera and not give us the specs?
I shoot with both a Pixel 6 and an iPhone 4. Neither delivers images as good as the Powershot nor Cybershot cameras I've also used. A phone is fine, but a dedicated camera, even a pocket model, will typically deliver better images and image files easier to edit.
I can’t speak on the Pixel 6, but the iPhone 4 is a relic. Not only can my iPhone 13 compete favorably with P&S cameras but it also offers a lot of advantages over a stand alone camera, especially for the way teens today work with images.
There are several different models Tamron has made over the years. Some work fine and others need a firmware update. And it’s not necessarily age related. I had the oldest model and it worked fine on my Z7 with the FTZ adapter while some newer need an update. I believe Tamron has CC a chart somewhere on their website for compatibility.
Zombie thread, zombie thread. Get's your attention, warps your head. Wastes your time with meaningless text… Who knows what you'll waste time with next.
When I copy the images to the computer via Explorer, and after Carbonite has backed them up, I highlight all the images on the card and click delete. Pouf... Easy peasy. Then the card goes back in the camera. No formatting of the card. Been doing that for ten+years.
I don’t use Explorer. I upload them directly into Lightroom. It’s pretty easy selecting format in the camera menu.
My recent post of the Remote Wireless tab greyed out is now solved.
Generally it’s good practice that when you find the solution to a problem you previously posted about you post what the solution was to benefit others having the same problem.