Microsoft
When my 1975 Minolta was stolen (ok, left on a bus) I thought I'd go digital later on, once the technology around digital SLRs looked more stable (they are? ok). If there's anything that makes me long for a digital camera is when I need to scan photos, and the scanner software keeps falling over - never the twain shall meet. This isn't progress, my HP scanner in Adelaide connected to a Win 2k PC never fell over. I can't practically scan photos when the scanning stops after a few photos and I have to reboot the laptop to get the scanner to work again. I'd like a you-beaut drum-type scanner but you wouldn't want to run anything critical off a Microsoft box.
I'll go digital eventually, but in the meantime I'm interested in going to a larger format camera and developing my own. Pre-digital technology is cheap right now.
And my replacement camera, the Canon EOS 10, with automatic things happening and a variable length lens just doesn't seem right. I prefer manual cameras .....
Been feeling spewey all day. I can only blame the prawns I had last night.
But the weather's good. This is serious sunshine.
And the music I've got on makes me feel very good.
I'll go digital eventually, but in the meantime I'm interested in going to a larger format camera and developing my own. Pre-digital technology is cheap right now.
And my replacement camera, the Canon EOS 10, with automatic things happening and a variable length lens just doesn't seem right. I prefer manual cameras .....
Been feeling spewey all day. I can only blame the prawns I had last night.
But the weather's good. This is serious sunshine.
And the music I've got on makes me feel very good.