G10 magic!

Weapon of choice in some situations: The pocket sized G10 Snapshot camera.

IT'S NOT THE SIZE THAT COUNTS, IT'S HOW YOU USE IT

...and I'm talking about photography here...

Okay, when I say "It's not the size that counts, it's how you use it," I'm not trying to imply any sexual innuendo or joke here, I'm referring to the art of photography. It's a rather common occurrence to find a professional photographer utilizing the power of a large camera when shooting models, scenery, and weddings. While shooting with a large camera does have it's advantages, it still comes down to the camera operator.

One of my favorite cameras to shoot with for the past two years has been my snapshot G10. It fits in my pant's pocket, delivers incredible quality, and pretty much matches the power of most digital DSLR's when dealing in outdoor locations. I do own a Nikon DSLR, and to tell you the truth, the G10 is still my camera of choice when it comes to shooting digital shots because of it's portability.

Still not sold that the G10 can deliver great shots? Take a look at these two shots taken just a few days ago from that same snapshot camera.

The color is enhanced a bit to make the shot pop.

Contrast was added to this shot to bring out the colors. In both pictures, exposure was perfect.

The reason I can deliver great shots on the G10 is because I understand exposure, posing, and story telling rather well. Underlying truth here, it's not the brush that creates a great masterpiece, it's the artists. Many photographers will try to sell you their equipment, but equipment isn't everything when it comes to art.

I employ the G10 on my cheapest wedding package, the patriot package. I will periodically use it in my other packages to shoot family photos. Film though, is still my photographic medium of choice. If you love these colors, just wait till I post the film shots!

Anyway, hope all is well! I'm off to bed.


Steve Young
The G10 Wedding Guy