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- I despise MSN Video
- Naruto Ninja Dome '06
- My first published photo
- Fourth of July 2006
- Rainy Greeneway
- Augusta Canal Trail waterfall
- Riverwalk in May
- This is one of those annoying posts-o-links
- Seriously, what's with the crime, Augusta?
- The Amazing Screw-On Head
- Getting the hell out of Dodge
- Look, another avatar generator
- The Six Million Dollar Car
- Comedy for gaijin
- My very first spam
- Apparently the "Japanese comic genre" is gaining p...
- Bush and Blair work around Annan
- Well, that was embarrassing
- Okay, I say a lot of things are the coolest thing ...
- Crazy audience participation reverse questionnaire...
- Kamikaze...not really?
- OMG drool...
- Just watched the first episode of Demashitaa! Powe...
- I have no idea what Sean is talking about in Dream #1
- A limited-area amalgamated alternate timespace wit...
- I saw a Yaris!
- Here's a story I told Hai, but he wasn't paying at...
- I found a new show!
- In which I link to the Blaze story
- A new revisiting
- Haruhi's over
- Home safe
- Actually, he said "No biggie"
- Maybe a little too peppy
- I love accents
- Rainstorm!
- Hi Mom!
- Just a few things
- On the road
- Heading out of town
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3 comments:
Yay photos, I love the angles and scenes you capture. The pinwheel and the cabage are great. And about timely uploading, it's still July isn't it? :)
These are great photos - what kind of camera do you use, Heather?
Thanks!
I have an Olympus C-3030 Zoom. It's 3.3 megapixel and has 3X optical zoom and 2.5X digital zoom. The manual focus goes down to about 8 inches, which isn't too bad.
The camera has some nice features like time-delay and a remote control. It can do those goofy "effects" like sepia, but I never mess with those. I figure if I really want to do that, I can do it in Photoshop.
The camera also records 30 second videos, with sound.
It's a large, older camera, but it's the first digital camera I ever used, and I'm used to it. Plus it does good work! My mom bought the one I have right now on eBay. (The box says "filmless" on it ;D)
I haven't taken any photography classes or anything. I just run around with my camera and take pictures whenever I get the chance. Lately I have been trying different settings and seeing what happens. One thing I'm not sure my camera can do is let me set a shutter speed, which is a point of irritation for me.
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