Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Trying out my new camera

Mum's Acer

Camellia

22 comments:

  1. Anonymous5:08 PM

    Lovely, Pat!

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  2. Glorious colour! The first one looks a tad Autumnal!

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  3. Those pictures look great!

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  4. What they said! - glad you've sorted out your photo-posting problem.

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  5. John: I bought locally so I have backup:)

    Rog: don't say that! You'll frighten summer away.

    Kim: it' very user friendly and even fits my camera case and strap which my son gave me.

    Marjolein: I hadn't realised just how old my camera had become.

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  6. Z: the scanned ones are still a problem and time is too fleeting just now to fiddle.

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  7. Your acer is more advanced than my red one. The buds are just opening here "oop t'North". Obviously it's because it's colder here.

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  8. Looks like you are having fun with your new camera! I am too. Lovely colours.

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  9. Lovely, now I shall see more photos of your wonderful garden.
    What type of camera did you chose ?

    cheers, parsnip

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  10. Keith: one of the reasons we settled here.

    Joey: I'm trying to get really familiar with it before the cruise.

    Parsnip: it is a Ricoh HZ15. simple and very like - to handle - my old Sony.

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  11. I am so glad you got a new camera for your trip. Well done! That first pic looks Autumnal.

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  12. Hello Pat! No, I still don't have a phone line, so I'm still struggling to get a proper Internet connection. But I've discovered that if I stand in the stairwell of this apartment, the Internet available in the office reaches here. Maybe I should get a portable chair and sit here with this notebook!

    I read a post where you're thinking of publishing online! HOOORAY!!! It's what I've been working towards too. BUT I need Internet!!

    Your home and garden are as lovely as ever, and how I miss you all!

    I will get that portable chair!

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  13. Lovely pictures and your season seems surprisingly more advanced than here.

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  14. I have never been a material girl but suddenly I have a list of "things" I want to own and a new camera tops the list. As much as you love pictures, you are going to keep us well entertained.

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  15. Beautiful to see into the bright colours that surround you. Gardens are wonderful

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  16. Exile: this is how acers look in April in the UK.

    GG: I miss you too. A chair in the stairwell sounds a good idea.
    I'll let you know if there is any progress re publishing online. Life is very busy just now and I go on holiday soon. First for yonks!

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  17. Rashbre: the garden has been very advanced this year but I have just been out snapping bluebells and there is still a nip in the air.

    Granny Annie: I am breaking the habit of a lifetime and actually reading the F Manual.

    Wendy House: yes indeed ; I wouldn't want to live without one.

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  18. Have you got extra memory cards(?) and batteries for the trip?

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  19. Nea : I'm told this new camera'a memory card is almost impossible to use up and for the batteries I'm taking a plug thing to recharge.

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  20. Sounds like you're well prepared. Don't forget to wave when you're furthest North, I'll be the far side of the mountain range directly East, just a few hundred km away, waving back :)

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  21. Nea: it's n date. I may yodel:)

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