Olympus TG 4 in Night Scene Mode.

The Old Ruminator

The Old Ruminator

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More praise for this little camera. Took my caving camera to Taunton Carnival last night as it was raining so the Canon 100D stayed at home. You have to wait a few seconds between exposures whilst the camera processes the images but it coped well with the reflections and wet conditions.

















My grandson assists the local police.



I do love my TG 4


Proof that I have a life beyond caving.
 
mrodoc

mrodoc

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I have a collection of Chard Carnival shots. One interesting observation on Carnivals is that it gives one a chance to see the obesity epidemic spreading. The proportion of fat majorettes in processions is rising steadily.  I am glad I am retired and no longer running the diabetes clinic as it is going to be bulging in the next 10 years (seems the right adjective :)).
 
tony from suffolk

tony from suffolk

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On your recent recommendation Mr OR I bought myself a TG-4, mostly for use when we're in the Lake District (it rains a fair bit there you know...). Anyway, I love it! The fact it can give RAW images is very handy, it takes great pictures, & I like the way when you switch it on it's instantly ready. I bought a floating strap for it for when I get my dighy out on Derwentwater. It's just a lovely thing altogether.
 
SamT

SamT

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tony from suffolk said:
On your recent recommendation Mr OR I bought myself a TG-4, mostly for use when we're in the Lake District (it rains a fair bit there you know...). Anyway, I love it! The fact it can give RAW images is very handy, it takes great pictures, & I like the way when you switch it on it's instantly ready. I bought a floating strap for it for when I get my dighy out on Derwentwater. It's just a lovely thing altogether.
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which floating strap did you buy.. out of interest?
 
tony from suffolk

tony from suffolk

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SamT said:
tony from suffolk said:
On your recent recommendation Mr OR I bought myself a TG-4, mostly for use when we're in the Lake District (it rains a fair bit there you know...). Anyway, I love it! The fact it can give RAW images is very handy, it takes great pictures, & I like the way when you switch it on it's instantly ready. I bought a floating strap for it for when I get my dighy out on Derwentwater. It's just a lovely thing altogether.
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which floating strap did you buy.. out of interest?
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Hi Sam, it was this one, https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0080DIZ10/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1, from our friendly South American river people.
 
SamT

SamT

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Thanks tony, been looking at some online. 

Someone on holiday this summer had a really neat neoprene one that folded over the camera itself to act as a nice cushioned 'pouch' .
 
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