Unfortunately, when buying a camera, you don't get the option of getting a megapixel or two less and saving a lot of money, because those cameras sell out too quickly. So I paid more than I wanted to. But it's worth it.
One of the many features (aside from user-friendliness) is macro mode. This lets you take photos of things really close up. It saved me a lot of trouble when I saw a nice plant someone was tossing out. It looked alright, but there was some white stuff on it. I took a shot of it in macro mode and zoomed in on the 2.5" screen, and discovered the white things were bugs!
I left the plants where they were.
Earlier today, I was bored, so I took a photo of a ballpoint pen. Go on and click it to see the larger version.
In case you didn't notice, that black spot on the tip is a reflection of the camera in the tip. Forget horsepower, this puppy's got 7.1 megapixels, and isn't afraid to use them.
I assume that, like my typewriter, I'll keep finding more funky features as I use it (although I've already read through TFM).
- RG>
2 comments:
I've been thinking about getting a camera, I keep seeing awesome things or think of a funny video to shoot, I've tried using my cell phone for it, but the pictures are just too crappy. I've got an amazing view from my window, right now it has evergreen trees with 2 inches of snow on each branch. I look out to the right and see the water, to the left more hills. Man, I gotta get a camera, and quick, before the snow melts!!!
You sure thats ur camera reflection ?
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