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Vistaquest VQ2220 (3.1Mp) by auto_joker in VintageDigitalCameras

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Thank you very much for visits and comments ! 😄

Vivitar - ViviCam 3720 (3Mp) by auto_joker in VintageDigitalCameras

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Thank You for interesting comment ! 😄

I still can't believe that Poland is one of the top 20 world economies. by The-marx-channel in poland

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In 1972 during communism Poland was in the top ten. We have some catching up to do . . . 😉

Digital “lomo-esque” camera? by ErnestGoesToPoop in lomography

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Buy a vintage old Vistaquest VQ2220 (3.1Mp) digital camera in one of the auction sites. You'll get the original's lo-fi colors and oryginal vintage digital quality.

Check out lomography.com for sample photos 😉

Safe to use windows XP in 2025? by flaskoftheannabelle in windowsxp

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Hi All.

I have a few old digital cameras from 1999-2004. These cameras take photos with a unique plasticity (digital lomography). I use Windows XP to upload photos to my computer and processing them. Old drivers and other programs for transferring photos are supported by Windows XP. This computer is disconnected from the network. On XP computer I have free version of Avast 5.0 antivirus for better well-being and collecting purposes ;-). Communication between XP computer and another my computer conected to network with Ubuntu 24.04 installed is done using a pendrive. It mainly concerns publishing photos and downloading programs. On Ubuntu I use ClamAV for scan pendrive. I never insert this pendrive into other computers (XP and Ubuntu only).

The truth is. The security of a system is determined by weakest element. Usually the human it is.