ABTOMAT-47
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Thinning the herd even more... Nikon Coolpix 2100 digital camera. 2.1MP, 3X zoom, all the usual goodies. Lots of manual/specialty modes for a small camera. Review at:
http://www.steves-digicams.com/2003_reviews/nikon2100.html
I'll post some pics of this one later. Basically, it's seen a lot of action. The body is scuffed up, the battery door doesn't latch 100%, and the on-off lever is broken off. It still works, you just need to keep the lever from falling off when you turn it on. Back when I was in my camera-fixing groove I'd have repaired it, but I have too many projects.
It works fine, and everything functions as far as I know. It's a good "house" camera, for uses where you won't toss it around a lot. Takes sharp photos. Takes two AA batteries and CF cards. I have the camera, original box and some paperwork, USB cable, and a memory card.
Would consider trades for anything, especially lights, tools, knives, air guns, PC video cards, etc.
Here are some photos. The first is of the entire kit, the second is of the loose switch. The third photo was taken with the Nikon 2100 and shows off its capability (The color difference in the table cloth is from the room lighting.) It takes great photos.
http://www.steves-digicams.com/2003_reviews/nikon2100.html
I'll post some pics of this one later. Basically, it's seen a lot of action. The body is scuffed up, the battery door doesn't latch 100%, and the on-off lever is broken off. It still works, you just need to keep the lever from falling off when you turn it on. Back when I was in my camera-fixing groove I'd have repaired it, but I have too many projects.
It works fine, and everything functions as far as I know. It's a good "house" camera, for uses where you won't toss it around a lot. Takes sharp photos. Takes two AA batteries and CF cards. I have the camera, original box and some paperwork, USB cable, and a memory card.
Would consider trades for anything, especially lights, tools, knives, air guns, PC video cards, etc.
Here are some photos. The first is of the entire kit, the second is of the loose switch. The third photo was taken with the Nikon 2100 and shows off its capability (The color difference in the table cloth is from the room lighting.) It takes great photos.