#canon powershot bridge cameras

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[paratingpagod]

pardon the dirty lens. i can't remove it.

📸 Canon Powershot SD30

[camerist1]

New Toy

Northern Mockingbird? Goldfinch Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird Trying my new Bridge camera: Canon PowerShot SX70 HS!

[detragefietser]

Woman using bike ramp Golden Gate Bridge pedestrian and bike walkway 20150515-154155 C4 by Charlie & Melody Wambeke Via Flickr: This is an image capture of a woman using the ramp to walk her bike up the west stairs of the pedestrian walkway under the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge. As seen in other photos in this short series, the wooden stairs are well worn by all the foot traffic over the years. The area below the six lane roadway of the Golden Gate Bridge is noisy, with the clanking of the cars driving over metal dividers in the roadway above. It is a great place to see the superstructure of the bridge up close but a place where one does not tend to linger. You can see other views of this stairway in the next two slides. As usual in 2015, this image captured with Canon Powershot SX50 point and shoot camera.

[libramonthlyhoroscope1]

Powershot sx430 is

The PowerShot SX430 IS is a 20.0-megapixel travel friendly camera with 45x optical zoom that gives you the ability to capture impressive close ups. Its ergonomic grip also allows for better handling, which is particularly useful for recording videos and ensuring stable images. With the built-in Wi-Fi/ NFC feature, sharing images on social media has never been simpler.

45x Optical Zoom (24 - 1080mm) with 90x ZoomPlus

20.0 megapixels sensor

Intelligent IS

Wi-Fi & NFC

Powershot sx430 is

The best Canon cameras on the market are known for crisp products and amazing zoom capabilities for both video and photos. There are many different sizes to choose from and lenses to mix and match with them. To evaluate the cameras on this roundup, our expert reviewers looked at if they were a DSLR or a standard point-and-shoot. DSLRs can take crips shots and have more lens attachment options to help you get the perfect shot, while a point-and-shoot has the advantage in mobility. Carrying around one of the best Canon cameras ensures you never let a moment slip away.

As the saying goes, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. And there is no better example of this than with the Canon Powershot SX70, a bridge camera capable of making faraway shots seem as though they were taken up close, thanks to its 65x Optical Zoom (equivalent to about a 21mm to 1,365mm lens). It has Dual Sensing image stabilization of up to 5 stops, so you can capture the emotion on someone’s face or of city vistas. The 20.3 Megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS guarantees image clarity no matter the level of light, and it refocuses rapidly in order to keep up to your speed. The autofocus is boosted by the DIGIC 8 Image Processor, which also assists in shooting 4K UHD video at a frame rate of up to 30 fps: expect lifelike videos, albeit those that are easy to crop into still images.

Lightweight and ergonomic, the SX70 is aimed squarely at serious wildlife photographers as well as casual users who want to ensure photos of families and friends appear professionally shot. Our expert reviewer found that Auto mode is a great way for beginners to ease in, while those who are more experienced can switch gears into manual.

[digitaltechreviews]

The Canon SX70-HS costs nearly double that of the Panasonic FZ80 ($549 & $299), but does it actually have better video quality?

[dragonflymage]

Sure, why not! 😊 This will probably take me a while and I’ll keep digging it out of my drafts, but here goes! (This took forever!! lol)

I went to a Catholic kindergarten, a Protestant elementary school (2 years), a Baptist elementary and high school (8 1/2 years), and then graduated from a Catholic high school.

I have two younger brothers (one is an IxFP and not sure about the other). I share the same father with one.

I’m an INFP, HSP, 4w5. Basically, I’m a feely introvert.

My parents were teenagers when they had me.

My eyes are green-blue.

I had a foster brother for a year.

When I was 8, my house caught fire. I used to have nightmares about my library books, Christmas tree and presents burning in the flames.

I am allergic to bananas.

I learned how to play the flute.

I once sang “Part of this world” from the Little Mermaid in front of a class. I drew a large piece of art to go with it.

I collect dolls and take their pics. I have a doll gallery. It’s on Instagram.

I can’t swim, but I’m not exactly afraid of water. As long as it doesn’t go over my head.

I do have an odd fear of bridges with metal beams over their tops. If I see one, I break out into a sweat and get the terror. I don’t know why that happens and not with ordinary bridges.

I love to listen to ambience videos on YouTube. The ones where there is a fireplace crackling while it rains outside. Or the sounds of pages turning or wind blowing. They help me focus while I work. I even started making some of my own! Dragonfly Mage YouTube channel

I am good with a camera. My favorite is the Canon PowerShot.

One of my favorite ice cream flavors is Ben & Jerry’s New York Super Fudge Chunk!

I currently have 2 cats and 2 budgies.

My anime favorites are Card Captor Sakura, Fruits Basket, Black Butler (1st season), and most of Studio Ghibli.

I spend my internet time on Netflix, Pinterest, LOTRO, YouTube, Flight Rising, and Quora.

My kindred animal is a dragonfly.

I write fanfiction. My latest uploaded work takes place in the Abhorsen Old Kingdom universe.

I have a TON of google docs where I write all my story ideas and story drafts.

I’ve played nearly every version of SIMS. I am a bit of a SIMS fanatic. lol

I have never had a driver’s license. Think what you want. 😋

I was married once and divorced once.

My father and my uncle owned a cab company, so I grew up around car-repair garages.

I ate a box of Ex-Lax when I was 3 and got extremely ill. I couldn’t touch chocolate until my teen years. And even then it needed crispies or nuts in it. Now I’m able to eat plain chocolate and love it. But it sure took a long time.

I was one of those kids that believed something creepy lived in my closet when evening arrived.

I love pickles, but not on my cheeseburgers.

My father’s aunt and uncle had a cottage on the lake that I went to every summer when I was a kid.

I was forced to redo grade 5 (age 10) because the teachers thought I was too immature and small for my age. Even though I had good grades. 😥

The Lord of the Rings trilogy is my favorite. I will watch all three in the extended version at least once a year.

I make homemade stuffing for Thanksgiving.

My favorite season is winter. Autumn is a close second.

When I was young I got paddled several different times by my pastor for getting too many demerits in class. He used a ping-pong paddle. 😟 I usually got demerits for not bringing gym clothes. I hated gym class!

I put together an INFP music mega playlist and an INFP Chill mega playlist on YouTube. And INFP mega playlist on Spotify. They have a bunch of my favorite music and videos.

The current MMO I play is Lord of the Rings Online. I used to play several others but this is the last to survive as my favorite.

I’m a sci-fi geek. My faves are Star Wars (originals), Star Trek (TNG, Voyager, DS9, Picard), and Babylon 5.

I’m tired of living within a plutocratic, oligarch-based society.

I grew up near train tracks and became accustomed to hearing the whistle sounding in the middle of the night.

I like to make music playlists for my favorite books and for the stories I’m writing.

I never watch and rarely read the news.

I love the sound of onions cooking in an iron skillet. Food sizzling is one of my favorites!

Tea is my beverage of choice. Oh, and Mountain Dew. haha

When I was young I wanted to be an astronaut, but everyone around me said it was impossible because I wore glasses.

If I can’t understand the song lyrics I hear I’ll make up my own.

The Chalion and Penric stories by Lois McMaster Bujold are some of my favorites!

I used to take part in star parties.

My favorite flavor of “coffee” is Celestial Lattes Dirty Chai.

I love cats. I will always try to have at least one cat in my life. 💗

Thanks for the question. 😊

[caitlin-jardine]

to blur or not to blur - planning

To try the different techniques in this project, I had to go out and visit several locations to get the shots I needed. I planned a trip into Stirling and had a think about whereabouts I wanted to try out each of the techniques:

panning - shooting cars that pass by on a busy road, the A9 dual carriage way which runs through Stirling city centre. I'll stand at the bridge at the train station which looks down on the A9 to get these shots.

freeze motion - Taking photos of dogs running at King's Park, Stirling.

motion blur - Standing at Stirling train station, focusing on passengers waiting for their train at platform 2 as a blurred out train passes by.

I also need to attempt zooming, however I can't do this until I next go into college as the camera I use is a bridge camera, therefore won’t accommodate this technique.

Whilst I'm shooting on location, these are the things I'll need to bring with me:

walking shoes

my camera - a Canon Powershot SX40 HS

SD card

spare camera batteries

a tripod (to stabilise my camera for the motion blur and panning shots)

a face mask for travel

money 

my phone

a drink

a warm jacket

a backpack to keep everything in

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[almostasenior]

Moving Around Memphis

Railroad tracks along the river in Memphis

Hernando deSoto Bridge

South Main Street Memphis

https://aliveandtrekking.com/2020/10/16/which-way-photo-challenge-october-16-2020/

[moana-matron-designs]

Gonna do a little photo spamming as I’ve been trying out my new camera in various settings and I dunno, maybe you guys were wondering if it’s any good?

I’ve had Canon’s since the beginning so I’m pretty faithful, but I’m always impressed with my upgrades and the leaps that they make each time.  Plus, my Canon underwater has done me good, as I’m sure you’ve seen.

[enginerumors]

Canon S100 Digital ELPH Driver

Canon S100 Digital ELPH Driver

Canon S100 Digital ELPH Driver – While a few persons produce away almost all low DSLR’s for the reason that second-rate I feel they have obtained quite a bit looking for these products in addition to would probably strongly recommend these people dependant on the degree of taking photos which you indulge in, ones own budget, the things which you will wish to do along with your pictures and also…

[maleksrami]

Hi!! I was wondering what cameras you use to take pictures at concerts? They always look so amazing 😍

canon powershot SX730

I used to use an SX40 (bigger bridge camera) but concert venues are starting to ban those too 🙄

[digitaltechreviews]

Full review of Canon’s latest superzoom camera

[martincooneyart]

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ASPEN TO MARBLE RETURN

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Tour Your Way Around The Crystal River Valley

Just $99 Per Person

Ticket Includes One Aspen Pick-up and Drop-Off,

plus Multiple Rides Up and Down the Crystal River Valley, valid for 7 days !

Morning: Pick Ups commence in Aspen at 9:00 AM, arriving at Wholefoods Basalt by 9:50, drops by Avalanche Ranch at 10:40, visits Redstone around 11:00, and Marble at Noon. Lunch: Three Whole Hours in the Unique Town of Marble allow for plenty of incredible outdoor activities including Fat Tire Biking, Jeep Touring, Fly Fishing, Trail Hiking, Historic Tours and Horseback Riding. Afternoon: The return journey begins at 3:00, stops in at Redstone at 3:00, visits Avalanche Ranch at 4:00, pops in at THE KMJ Cooney Studio Gallery for Bubbly and a Bite at 5:30, and is back in Aspen by 6:00 PM.

I wonder just how many people, while touring the Rocky Mountain Elk Range, manage to completely miss out on the rather dazzling array of quality attractions that lay but a stone’s throw from Highway 133?

⇐⇐⇐ sharp left at the brightly colored and original sign.

With the equally historic and unique town of Marble just up the road, with its myriad of outdoor activities and delicious food of its own, I can identify with the urge to simply press on and get on with the magnificent day ahead. But in my opinion, that would be a mistake. Ten, fifteen minutes, half-an-hour or more, you won’t miss it in the scheme of things, but Redstone will repay your attention with fond memories for years to come. It is just that sort of place.

First indication that something is different about Redstone comes by way of a series of early 20th century abandoned, and now in the process of being restored, industrial coke ovens.

It may be a short trip across that little bridge, but my, what a delightful surprise exists just yards or so on the other side. It really is another world, and by far one of the nicest little alpine towns anywhere, in my experience.

Not only are the various businesses genuinely interesting and original, each of the historic building in which they are housed are lovingly maintained and cared for, as evidenced by their uniform neat and tidy appearance.

Inside, these bustling businesses certainly don’t disappoint. Each brings a vision and passion unique to their owners, and each one bristles with life.

There is even a tiny museum right alongside a beautiful little park – perfect ice cream scarfing venue – a foot bridge from which connects to the coke ovens.

The Aspen Marble Detour allows for a 45 minute visit from 11:00 am, but of course, with the wealth of accommodation offered by this remarkable village, as featured in my previous post, Castle to Cabin, Accommodations in Redstone Colorado, many a Detourist may at this point opt to overnight a day or two here, and thus enjoy perhaps a tour of the castle, a long thrilling hike in the mountains, a spot of fishing, a dip in the pool, and a romantic meal or two at the historic inn.

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REDSTONE ART GALLERY

173 Redstone Blvd. 970-963-3790 redstoneart.com

“The Redstone Art Gallery has curated one of the finest collections of artists in many media.  We represent a wide range of Colorado and other artists who exhibit passion for design and quality.

Michael and Stephanie Askew purchased the Redstone Art Center in 2012.  As artists and collectors, both wanted to continue working with fine artists in a unique location, and create an environment conducive to workshops, field trips, and special events celebrating art and music.”

“Stephanie is the Creative Director of the gallery, and is a fine painter in both watercolor and oils, as well as an accomplished photographer.  Her eye for quality and design in other works of art will add to the already outstanding collection of artists’ work in the Redstone Art Center.  She will be leading workshops, events, and the ongoing selection of original art to continue  the legacy of the center over the years.

Michael is both a photographer and wood worker, specializing in large format black and white photography, and various fine woodworking projects, including segmented turning, furniture, and pens. His award winning black and white photographs from numerous shows and exhibits are in private and corporate collections from Australia, the US, and Europe.  The American Airlines Admirals’ Club purchased 11 of Michael’s photographs, which are on display in the San Diego Airport.”

“Come visit with Michael and Stephanie in the gallery as they carry on the tradition of collecting fine art of all media, and continue to support numerous workshops, demonstrations, field trips, and other events in support of the community of Redstone and the surrounding area artists.

Michael and Stephanie Askew invite you into their gallery and sculpture garden exhibiting sculpture, fine photography, local art, elegant jewelry, and hand crafted ceramics with artist demonstrations and workshops.  Open daily during the summer.”

REDSTONE ART GALLERY

173 Redstone Blvd. 970-963-3790 redstoneart.com

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Tiffany of Redstone

Antiques, Home & Garden, Used, Vintage & Consignment. Established in 1998

“Offering rustic furniture, architectural artifacts, vintage clothing, authentic industrial & steampunk items and good old rusty metal.  We also have a vast offering of unique relics and salvaged material just waiting for your spark of repurposing creativity. An unexpected experience!

Repurposing is all about connecting with your home surroundings.  Mass produced furnishings have no soul, substance or story.  On the other end of the spectrum the antiques and art world has a reputation for being lofty and pretentious, an image that has run aground with today’s consumers.”

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“As more people yearn to do new, unexpected and creative things with vintage items – choosing possessions that have a backstory and making them their own, P2R – picking2repurpose was born. “People love a story,” says Craig Stifter ~ P2R Founder. “They like to know the story of an item, it’s soul, it’s substance.

“What the heck is Craig Stifter up to at P2R – picking2repurpose?” That seems to be the question circulating the Crystal Valley in Colorado lately. To get a better handle on this conundrum we’ll need to set the Wayback Machine to the 1970’s…”

“So how did it all start?  Where did Craig’s passion for picking old stuff come from? “I ‘blame’ it all on my parents!” Stifter says. Growing up in the Southwest suburbs of Chicago in the 1970’s like most little boys Craig was playing pond hockey, motor biking and building forts.  But he was also tagging along with his dad, Bob Stifter, on picks ranging from the infamous Maxwell Street Market to the enormous M&R Double Drive-In Flea Market and in between all the usual junk jaunts – estate sales, garage sales, alley dumpster diving and doing what his dad referred to as “checking the traps” aka hitting his favorite junk stops.  “Criss-crossing Chicago in my Dad’s old pick up truck full of junk, people would comically yell out ‘Hey Sanford and Son!”

Tiffany of Redstone

Antiques, Home & Garden, Used, Vintage & Consignment. Established in 1998

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MOUNTAIN MERCANTILE

117 Redstone Blvd. 970-963-7359  “Featuring locally sourced art, gifts, mountain lodge décor, clothing, as well as gear and guides for fly fishing.  It’s an inventory that celebrates the mountains and the creatures that live in them. 

“Open daily during summer, with seasonal hours during the off-season, across from the Redstone Inn.”

MOUNTAIN MERCANTILE

117 Redstone Blvd. 970-963-7359

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WILD HORSE ENTERPRISES

306 Redstone Blvd. 970-963-8100

“Home of Rocky Mountain Teddy Bears and the amazing Rhythm Motion Clocks. Showcasing a large variety of Colorado style gifts and locally made fresh chocolates. Open daily in the summer from 10am, located across from Redstone Park.”

WILD HORSE ENTERPRISES

306 Redstone Blvd. 970-963-8100

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REDSTONE GENERAL STORE

292 Redstone Blvd. 970-963-3126 redstonegeneralstore

“Step back in time when you enter this old-fashioned general store. Enjoy hot coffee, tea, lattes, cold drinks or treat yourself to our eclectic array of candies, snacks and fresh baked goodies.”

“One stop shopping for liquor, tobacco, and supplies. Redstone logo clothing, books and gifts.”

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“Locals call it simply the G Store. You can’t leave town until you’ve visited the G Store — for snacks, ice cream, pizza and hot dogs. Owners Mike and Lisa Schlueter have added a fun outdoor western theme dining area, very kid friendly. Open all year round, 9am-6pm, and conveniently located across from Redstone Park.”

REDSTONE GENERAL STORE

292 Redstone Blvd. 970-963-3126 redstonegeneralstore

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REDSTONE INN

Grill/Bar – Dining Room – Patio 82 Redstone Blvd. | 970-963-2526 | redstoneinn.com

“Redstone Inn has set the benchmark for dining well in the valley for over 100 years. Open 365 days a year and serving continuously from 11am winter | 7:30am summer. Enjoy all three venues — the cowboy grill, poolside patio and REDS, the historic dining room. Indoor & tented banquet, wedding & meeting facilities available.”

entrees “Homemade Meatloaf   16.95 gravy, mashed potatoes, chef’s veggies Grilled Aspen Ridge Natural Flat Iron Steak   27.95 8oz., crispy onions, yukon chive mashed potatoes, grilled asparagus, house steak sauce Quinoa & Vegetable Fried Rice   13.75 / add chicken 4.95 / flat iron steak 8.95 / salmon 7.95 wild mushrooms, vegetables, egg, sweet chili sauce this item is gluten free Toasted Pumpkinseed Pesto Grilled Norwegian Salmon   22.45 forest mushroom & spinach red quinoa, berry balsamic reduction this item is gluten free Herb Roasted Redbird 1/2 Chicken   22.5 yukon gold chive mashed potatoes, seasonal veggies, chicken au jus this item is gluten free Grilled Aspen Ridge Natural Ribeye   34.5 12oz., seasonal vegetables, gorgonzola herb butter, cheddar au gratin potatoes.”

grill salads “Southwestern Cobb   14.5 romaine, blackened chicken, applewood bacon, fire roasted black bean & corn salad, avocado, cheddar jack cheese, pico de gallo, crispy tortillas, chipotle ranch dressing Add To Any Salad   chicken 4.95 / salmon 7.95 / flat iron steak 8.95 House Caesar   7.95 crisp romaine, shaved parmesan, house caesar dressing, grilled crostini Valley House Salad   7.5 local greens, carrots, onion, cucumbers, tomatoes, grilled crostini, roasted garlic & herb vinaigrette The Sonoma   8.5 strawberries, jicama, almonds, gorgonzola, local greens, poppy seed vinaigrette this item is gluten free Centennial Salad   8.5 spinach, walnuts, apples, goat cheese, sticky chardonnay vinaigrette this item is gluten free.”

grill breakfast “Creme Brulee French Toast   9.5 maple syrup and fresh berries Cinnamon Roll   3.95 Continental Breakfast   6.75 choice of toast, yogurt, fresh fruit Bagel And Cream Cheese   3.95 Redstone Old Fashioned Oatmeal   6.75 oats, dried cherries, almonds, add yogurt & strawberries for 2 Pancakes   9.5 three pancakes or two pancakes, maple syrup and one egg Two Egg Breakfast   9.5 cooked to order, choice of ham, bacon or sausage, toast, redstone potatoes Cowboy Biscuits And Gravy   8.5 two buttermilk biscuits, sausage-sage cream gravy or half order biscuits and gravy with egg Veggie Omelette   10.05 fresh vegetables, ranchero sauce, mozzarella, side of potatoes and choice of bread Redstone Omelette   10.75 diced ham, mozzarella cheese, green peppers, onions, mushrooms, spinach, side of potatoes and choice of bread Huevos Rancheros   10.85 two fried eggs, corn tortillas, ranchero sauce, pepperjack cheese, avocado, black beans this item is gluten free.”

REDSTONE INN

Grill/Bar – Dining Room – Patio

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Recreation in Redstone Colorado, Retail Center of the Aspen Marble Detour

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[mjwebs]

https://mjconsumo.blogspot.com/2022/06/camera-canon-powershot-sx432-is-wi-fi.html (Queira verificar no link para ver se ainda está disponível) Câmera Canon PowerShot SX432 IS Wi-Fi A Worten destaca: máquina fotográfica mini-bridge simples com um grande zoom de 45x ultra-grande angular; versatilidade e portabilidade; função Smart Auto; 20 MP efetivos; estabilizador de imagem inteligente; aplicação Canon Connect; conetividade Wi-Fi e NFC; modo Auto com deteção de 32 cenas; filmes em 720p; diversos efeitos para maior criatividade. Preço 250 mil kwz negociável. (at Luanda, Angola) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeuRiAvj033/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=