In the original Star Trek, the character Spock is a Vulcan, a species that prides itself on logic and rationality. Still, a Vulcan’s logic and rationality must bend to erratic behavior every seven years, as part of a mating season. I’m pretty rational and fairly logical, but it goes without saying that I’m not a [...]
Archive for the ‘camera’ Category
An Obsession Renewed
Posted in camera on November 17, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
It’s Finally Here
Posted in camera on May 5, 2005 | 3 Comments »
The camera is here. I shipped it to Kathy’s office (not allowed to come to mine), and when it arrived today, I had her open it to plug in the battery, so I could use it as soon as I got home. Finally, after three months of looking into getting one, there it was. Very [...]
Seriodrama d’Obsession
Posted in camera on April 29, 2005 | 3 Comments »
When last we looked, our intrepid blogger was obsessing over which digital camera to purchase. So many choices had a quality that made them worth considering over the other choices — for months he had considered the options, and eventually he gained the gumption to tell the world of his dilemma. We now rejoin the [...]
Obsession
Posted in camera on April 10, 2005 | 1 Comment »
How many hours am I going to spend in trying to decide (a) whether I should get a second digital camera to cover the range/situations where the Digital Elph isn’t up to snuff; and (b) if so, which camera (and what type) should I get? The answer has to be over 120 and counting. Over [...]
Digital Camera Purchase, Part 2
Posted in camera on February 26, 2005 | Leave a Comment »
Kathy likes the idea of getting two cameras a whole bunch — the little one for her, and the larger one for me. So I guess that’s what we’ll probably do (I’m betting she’ll get this one).
Digital Camera Purchase
Posted in camera on February 24, 2005 | Leave a Comment »
On our trip to Costa Rica, I dropped my digital camera. It still works, but now you have to press extra hard to take a picture. And of course, pressing extra hard increases the likelihood that I’ll jerk the camera and produce a blurry shot. So, given that defect, and that my camera is over [...]
