I got a new camera. Actually I've been wanting a new camera for awhile as my old one wasn't very good. But the frugal person that I am was not about to put out any money for a camera when I already had a camera that worked (even if it didn't work great). Lucky for me, I guess, my camera died and I absolutely could not go for long without a camera. I don't see pictures as extravagances, but rather as necessities. So off to the store I went. Since I don't really know anything about cameras and I have a limited budget, I took Paige along to help me. She was very tactful explaining how she was looking for something "not too complicated" with a large viewing screen. Thanks, Paige. She is right that I'm not very savvy about technical stuff and even though I am somewhat capable, I am very impatient. I want a camera for fun to snap all those cute pictures everywhere I look. We won't go into the advantages of the larger viewing screen. I get it and certainly don't need any age references to go along with either of those criteria.
Arriving home with my cute new red camera, I start getting it all set up only to discover I need to go back to the store to get a memory card if I want to take more than 4 picutes, which of course I do. Finally, it's ready, so I go around snapping pictures of things that make me smile. I've got several of the dogs to see how fast the pictures took. I experimented with the different settings to see which would allow the fish in the water to show up better. I think I now have my basic easy settings that will be good for most of what I do.
The pictures make me smile. This one I posted shows I've got not one but two orchids blooming right now. A miracle for sure!
So I love my camera, but I have a techy question. It's taking a long time to upload the picture. I know that has to do with the file size. And I know the file size effects the quality of the picture and how many pictures my memory card can hold. So, what numbers do I want for my image? If anyone has an answer I can understand, that would be great. Otherwise, I'll just keep snapping pictures the way it is for now. Little kids are coming over for lunch....Oh.....photo op!!!!!
Renaissance...the activity, spirit, or time of the great revival of art, literature, and learning....a renewal of life, vigor, interest..... Renaissance living involves finding the creativity in your everyday life. It is often frugal living, or crafty living, but it is also much more than that. It is finding the art and beauty in the world around us, and making the most of that. It is love and time with family and friends. Renaissance living is creating a happy, healthy lifestyle.
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Thursday, July 29, 2010
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