Nikon Zoom Touch 400 Photo Gallery by edmund j. kowalski at pbase.com

Nikon Zoom Touch 400

This is a fairly boxy older point and shoot with zoom lens, 35-70 macro.
I started the roll of Konica Minolta VX 200 print film when I was in Pittsburgh in July, finished off the roll at the Pevely Flea Market here in Missouri in August.
The Pittsburgh skyline shots were from an upper level of the parking garage at Station Square, across the Monongahela River, Southside. It was a very hot and hazy day.
The Camera Exchange should be a familiar name to those who bid on cameras on a certain online auction site. Their physical location is on Pittsburgh's Northside, across the Allegheny River.
It was also hot and hazy at the Big Pevely Flea Market.
This camera is not an everyday shooter for me. As you can see, it is NOT really impressive in its performance for "scenics," although it is perhaps adequate for closer work, and for ordinary people and family use.
All images are Š2006 E.J.Kowalski.

pittsburgh_skyline1.jpg	pittsburgh_skyine2.jpg	pittsburgh_skyline3.jpg	pittsburgh_skyline4.jpg
camera_exchange.jpg	clarinet.jpg	hats.jpg	snax.jpg

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edmund j. kowalski		05-Jan-2015 16:34
Hannah, As I said in that gallery page description, I was not very impressed with the camera's performance anyway. If malfunctioning, I doubt that it is worth fixing, and you should have little trouble finding a better camera. Thanks, Ed

Hannah Kim		05-Jan-2015 11:31
hello i just got a nikon zoom touch 400 but i keep on trying to put the film but it keeps on saying error

Guest		21-Aug-2006 20:40
Skylines are good. Typical sky coloring for this area.....Janice

Marietta		21-Aug-2006 13:28
The skyline shots are excellent even through the haze.

Jim Abel Liverpool U.K.		21-Aug-2006 06:57
looks like a typical American city, A scene you would see all over the U.S. From the west coast to the East coast, from the Mexican boarder to Canada, I as a outsider would not be able to identify the location without being told But Pictures are sharp and well exposed, Is that the famous pawn shop in Pitsburgh, and is that Guy Mitchell (Only joking) I can see, First bottom

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