A Box of digital compact cameras - episode 4 GE Z140 can this CCD sensor camera produce nice images

As followers of my channel know, I like experimenting with different odd cameras, and as I got a box of older digital compact point&shoot cameras for free, I though it could be fun to see if there was anything to like on these somewhat outdated cameras. The box contained 6 cameras (actually 7, but two of which are identical), and I will be reviewing all of them here on my channel - if they don’t stop to work before I have reviewed them :-)
In this fourth episode of this series I’ll be looking and the small GE or General Electric Z140, a 10 megapixel camera with a small sensor, but to my liking a CCD sensor, the output of which I often like very much. Let’s see if it’s possible to make beautiful images with this outdated low resolution camera.
Link to the first episode, reviewing the Olympus D-735: • Are old digital compac...
The second episode, reviewing the GE DV1 is here: • Are old digital compac...
And the third episode, reviewing the Olympus FE 210 is here: • A Box of digital compa...
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[@ChrisBrogan]

I love videos like these. I really appreciate you taking the time to share. New subscribe as of this video. :)

[@sputumtube]

It's interesting to think that when digital photography first became commercially available, press photographers were using equipment with just 2mp. Even magazine quality images were captured with similar gear.

[@key2adventure]

That's true, but when you look at double spread images in older magazines, it definitely is visible, that the resolution is low.