Well, actually he hasn't been spending (and his dad chipped in too). We bought a really cheap 2.0 megapixel digicam, Kodak CX6200. It cost only about $110, which is kind of cheap. We just bough it to have something to take snap shots with once in a while (for example of my modding projects. That means I can stop using the video camera.) It is quite small and doesn't weigh much. The picture quality is nice in daylight, but when it comes to night-shots this is not the camera for you. You can get quite good inside shots at night when you use the flash, though. Else the pictures become grainy. Ok, enough chit-chat, here are some pics (slightly resized and compressed): First one of the camera itself (through a mirror) One of the funky disco man who lives in my case. This was quite ok quality, considering it was so dark. Here's one of my desk. Apparently close-ups isn't this camera's strongest side. It gets a little blurry, but I was maybe a little too close. (Oh, and this is only like my first day of math homework, hence the simple subject...)
Yeah, sorry, I'll give it back to you... The screen's nice, but it has quite a large frame around it. Crazy curtains it is, then! I really should have opened the math book to a harder page, would've impressed you guys
[/me notices this weirdness] i agree with that one; makes mine look like some rather apalling scrawl... maybe we should get a "What's your handwriting look like" thread going and get some psychoanalyst to come and look at all of it, to see if we're serial killers or something... [ontopic] Nice camera bard, your cam looks a lot better than mine at close-ups, mine goes insanely blurry and i can't figure out how to turn off the flash (it's a canon S30... instructions welcome... )
ROFL Canon 0wns Sony... just get a higher canon model. Sony's speciality isn't in cameras and their tech support is complete crap.
You say "empty wallet" like it's a good thing. This one's nearly new and it's not even mine, it's the rents cam really. Sorry to hijack the thread here bard...
I wouldn't say that, dropped my sony digicam phoned sony, they came and collected it the next day repaired it and sent it back to me within a week
I dropped my canon... It survived Honestly though, one year on and they'll forget your camera even existed.
