So, I blew my tax refund on a digital camera. I've had a regular film camera for a while now - and may still use it - but I felt it was time join the 21st century. I've had my eye on it for a while now, and I love it. I'm still learning all the features. I discovered the macro function last night, and that is really fun! Granted, the only interesting close ups I got were of my socks and my sheets, but the possibilities are endless. I'm spending the weekend in a chalet on the beach, so there's got to be some good photo ops there.

Speaking of photo ops, there is a possibility that I may appear on your local news station tonight. I attended a press conference for work, and since we were the only non-media people attending, the media took plenty of video and pictures of us. Actually, at one point, our president used the term "coloured people", and I had to surpress my look of horror while the cameras were on me. Good grief. I should play poker.

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That's almost exactly the same as our new camera - I love it! I find the flash is a bit...flashy, but it's easy to switch to no flash, and because it's digital you can take a whole bunch of photos to get the right light (difficult when trying to catch animals, but whatever). Also, i love the video function.

By Jules, at 9:11 PM

from what Jenn told me, there's a flash setting that's not so flashy, for animals and babies and whatnot...I have no idea how it works, but it's something to look for!

By Jallápenno, at 1:35 PM

Digital cameras are so much fun! I just took my parents tripod so that I could take pictures without using the flash and it would still be in focus even though the exposure time is longer.
I hope you have lots of fun with yours, and that you take many great breast shots.

By Megan, at 2:39 PM

Anyone else been having problems with commenting today?

Yes, it does have a "don't freak out your pets/babies" setting, though it is still fairly bright.

By Jenn, at 4:50 PM

I'm trying to figure out what to do with all my softcore preggo shots. I like them, but I don't know how many people I actually want to see them, knowing it's me...

By Jallápenno, at 4:56 PM

I love the convenience of the digital camera but still love the old 35mm. Have fun with it!

By Anonymous, at 11:37 PM

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Easier to find and just as fun to use!

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