Over the years I have owned and broken many digital cameras. Mostly point and shoot simple versions burt a shame none the less. Broken displays (2)-dropped at Disney and broken in back pocket Burnt out power sources (1)- placing batteries backward in the camera Obsolete media (1)-floppy disk camera Jammed lens motor (1) I always feel bad having broken the tech and have horded the damaged goods in some cases for years. Alas at some point I do need to toss the stuff out; or do I? I stumbled upon an Instructable to convert crappy old digital camera into an IR or Near-IR camera. Digital photo as captured to SD card- no digital manipulation or changes Finally a way to make use of the Hoard or broken and obsolete digital cameras... the patient was my Canon PowerShot A 400 with a cracked display I figured that not having a display would also be a throwback to the predigital days when we took our pictures without the ability to preview the result...
Photo blog of StringGrrl (pronounced String Girl) the worlds most traveled cardboard kid (besides Flat Stanley). Eric Kam's frequent travel companion to far flung areas (not so far flung, because there are usually Sheet Metal Stamping businesses in the region)