I'm anxiously awaiting new stock of the Panasonic Lumix LX3 arriving in a camera store near me. Yes, it's expensive but it shoots RAW files and it's tiny ... just slightly bigger than the Canon SD870 that I cart around now. I had been previously lusting after the original LX but had heard that it didn't do that well in low light. The new one does better, plus it has a wider angle lens: 24mm vs 28mm!
Sometimes you can discover good things by accident. Here are examples of images that were accidently squished down.
Sometimes squishing works:
I quite prefer the squished Eiffel Tower to the original.
Here, not so much:
This is the Diana camera. They were sold under a variety brand names that's why this one says Futorama or something. This is the first camera I owned -- I don't remember exactly which brand name though -- which I got by sending away cereal box tops or something when I was in grade 2. I took quite a few pictures with it until it was left on the back deck of the car one summer and it melted. Now that it's all cool to use them again I wish I had it back.
Here are some of the photos of our recent trip to Italy. It's an amazing country to visit. It was very clean and scenic and full of amazing sights.
http://www.greyfence.com/public/pic/2007Italy/
Enjoy!
A few shots I got while doing an assignment for my Power Of Light class near Queens Park on Saturday. They were performing a gun salute as a tribute to fallen soldiers during the Remembrance Day Ceremonies.
Here is a pic of my fiery steed.
