Welcome to digicam.blog!

Hi, my name is Daniel, this blog features photography shot with my vintage digital camera and my thoughts about various topics. I am not a professional photographer, but if you like reading and looking at 2000-2010 style photography, you are at the right place (⌒‿⌒)

Feel free to comment, I’m sure we can share thoughts in this safe space (⁀ᗢ⁀)

Some of my photos

nature in light
One of my favourite photos
tree standing in africa
In Africa?
white berries and experimenting with lightning effects
White berries and experimenting with lightning effects
street light in the dark
Street light melting the tree

My latest blog entries

  • Vacation in a jar – A Cute Way to Bring Your Latest Trip Home!

    Vacation in a jar – A Cute Way to Bring Your Latest Trip Home!

    Hello again, it’s been a while! Today, I want to share a lovely idea to make your home feel cozier while keeping your travel memories alive. It’s not exactly a new concept, but it’s definitely something worth having – a vacation in a jar! As you can see in the photo above, this jar is…


  • Lone Bike Ride Through the Countryside and some Photography

    Lone Bike Ride Through the Countryside and some Photography

    Yesterday, I went on a bike ride through the countryside of Germany and took my vintage digital camera with me for some photography sessions. But one thought struck me: Where is everyone? Sure, it wasn’t the best weather for a ride—cold, gloomy, and windy—but still, I hardly see anyone outside these days. Fewer and fewer…


  • Why Red is Special

    Why Red is Special

    When someone asks me what my favorite color is, I always say that every color is my favorite. Why? Because you can take any scene and make one particular color stand out, turning it into the striking centerpiece. But when it comes to natural photography, I often find red the most fascinating. It’s such a…


  • House plant

    House plant

    When decorating your house or apartment, you might ask yourself: “Why does it feel so bleak?” I spent hours looking at interior designs online, but they all seemed too… perfect. Too tidy, too artificial. Then one day, I decided to step outside and ended up in a garden center. The air inside was fresh, earthy,…


  • Starting my photography journey

    Starting my photography journey

    Hello, welcome again to my blog and to the beginning of my photography journey. This is my first post and is about my thoughts wandering in the night and discovering the beauty of photography as a whole. This photo above was one of my first photos on my Olympus C-750. I was outside and eager…


What are vintage digital cameras?

If you’re wondering what exactly vintage digital cameras are, let me break it down for you. These are the digital cameras from the late 1990s to the early 2010s – think chunky bodies, satisfying buttons, low megapixels, and those iconic tiny screens. They might not compete with today’s sleek mirrorless cameras, but I think they have a charm you just can’t replicate with filters or similar.

Vintage digital cameras were revolutionary for their time, bringing photography into the digital age. No film, no developing – you could shoot a picture, see it instantly, and delete it if it wasn’t perfect (or keep it because imperfections back then were beautiful).

Why are they making a comeback?

You’ve probably noticed people talking about vintage digital cameras again, right? Well me too! These cameras are becoming a thing for photographers, nostalgia lovers, and people who are not familiar with photography – like me. Why? Because they have a look and feel that’s completely unique.

Photos shot with vintage digital cameras often have a dreamy, imperfect vibe – grainy textures, soft colors, and a little unpredictability. It’s a look that reminds us of old Memories, early Internet, and those “digital diaries” we used to keep. For a generation that grew up on these aesthetics, using these cameras now is like stepping into a time machine.

Plus, let’s be honest, they’re just plain fun to use. You’re not obsessing over megapixels or editing RAW files. Instead, you’re focusing on the moment, the light, and the quirks of your camera.

Why I love shooting with them

For me, shooting with a vintage digital camera isn’t just about the photos; it’s about the experience. It’s tactile, nostalgic, and imperfect in the best way. You can’t always predict how the image will turn out, and that’s part of the magic.

So, if you’re curious about these little time machines, dust one off, pop in an old SD card, and start capturing memories. Who knows? You might just fall in love with the charm of early digital photography, just like I did.

Let’s vibe together in my vintage digital photography blog!

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