The number of words I need to explain this post?
(Mental note: Clear the table before taking photos)
Pictured: Nikon Coolpix P510. In red.
Christmas week
3 days ago
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About Me
- Hippomanic Jen
- Queensland, Australia
- I am 30-mumble, married, and I work from home. We have approximately no children which is the biggest conversation killer for meeting new people. A dog just doesn't seem to cut it for the purpose of mutual child-related bragging. I was always mad-keen on horses, although I haven't ridden for years. I also have a masochistic desire to learn ancient Greek. One of the few words I can remember is that for a passion for horses, hence the name.
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6 comments:
Well they say a picture tells a thousand of them, so the number of words on this particular post would be 4 x 10^3.
But I think that a simple "Squee!" would suffice, and 1 is approximately none, so you're probably right.
Take some lovely pics for your blog so we can see what it can do! I know! Take photos of the device you took these photos WITH. Pay it back.
Niiiiiice! And a gorgeous colour, of course. :) DSLR or digital?
Will the beautiful red enhance the resulting photographs do you think? It looks VERY smart and well worth the wait [and the job].
I'm certain that the colour will mean that it takes photos more quickly, after all, red cars go faster.
It's a bridge camera, which means that it is not DSLR, and the lens is not interchangeable, but it has more grunt than the usual compact camera. I will see how much I end up using the features that allow me to set stuff, because I have a sneaking suspicion that a DSLR would be wasted on me.
I was precluded from the more compact compact cameras due to my absolute, deal-breaking need to have a viewfinder.
Played with it at Grandad's 90th birthday party today and the 42x optical zoom that I thought was a bit gimmicky was very useful for my attempts at stealth portraiture. (or at least, it was once I turned the sound off)
Wow. My only stipulation for our current camera is that it must bounce well on tiles.
It does, but the pictures it takes aren't fantastic. It's a sad trade-off.
More pics then please!!!
:-)
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