leftyguns21
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forgot to add this one. the reason I went to Red Rocks was for shots like this
4 minute exposure at f/9 with a Canon 6D 16-35mm @16mm
4 minute exposure at f/9 with a Canon 6D 16-35mm @16mm

























[MENTION=112332]USKTog[/MENTION] is killing it. amazing pics. and sounds like an awesome trip
Sounds like you want one of the "rugged" point and shoots like these 2014 Waterproof Camera Roundup: Digital Photography ReviewI need some camera recommendations. I have a DSLR and a cell phone. I go on a lot of outdoor adventures and I like taking pictures so I'm looking for a happy medium.
I want a small pocketable point and shot, good picture quality, reasonable optical zoom, auto focus and image stability, but most importantly durability. It'll go mountain biking, hiking, skiing, etc. The skiing is kind of a big deal because it'll be exposed to slight moisture and very cold conditions. Having a cell phone in an outside pocket of my ski coat it'll get cold enough that it crashes and turns off, if I keep it in an inside pocket it stays warmer but it will physically be damp on the surface from the moisture wicking clothes pulling sweat away from the body.
Any suggestions?
Sounds like you want one of the "rugged" point and shoots like these 2014 Waterproof Camera Roundup: Digital Photography Review
One big sacrifice to the "rugged" line of cameras are picture quality. I had one of the Olympus tough series cameras and I found I rarely used it because I really was never happy with the the pictures that came out of it. It was an older version though and I see the tech is getting better.
Not sure if the size will be a deal breaker, but one camera that wasn't mentioned in the above review was the Nikon AW1. I think it has the best quality out of any weather proof camera, but it is a bit bigger in size.