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lovely shots, kevin. you gotta love that vivid option.
how's the new computer working out?
Posted by: martine | November 6, 2003 01:31 PM
Gorgeous pics Kevin! Tell me, what kind of camera are you using? I'm in the market for one (my lovely little Sony Handycam just aint cutting the mustard, even with the Photoshop element) and yours seems to take some beauties!
Posted by: Kinki | November 10, 2003 07:26 AM
Kinki,
I'm using the Panasonic FMZ1. I love it but am looking at the new Panasonic FMZ10 which has more manual control so I can play with some of the cool sounding techniques I have been learning on the Photogrpahy list.
It's quite a bit bigger though, which is a real minus. Midway between them is the FMZ2, which is almost manual, but still the same size as the FMZ1.
If you're interested, maybe we could talk about selling my FMZ1 to you used. It's still in perfect condition, and less than a year old, but I am interested in playing with manual features on the FMZ10.
Posted by: kevin | November 10, 2003 12:09 PM