The Camera Saga Endeth

February 22, 2009

Gadget

The trouble with Friday’s post was that it was written long ago when I still had the Fuji camera. I quit agonizing about my camera troubles the very next day because I finally ordered one that meets all my requirements: fits in my pocket, has the right-sized memory stick and charges with a cable/dock! It’s perfect!

I can’t flip the photo.

Look familiar? No, it’s not the old one. Here’s the old one.

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Lloyd and I both got some pretty good shocks taking that apart the night it died. (Me because I foolishly didn’t take the battery out, Lloyd because the flux capacitor for the flash discharged. It had over 30 tiny screws holding it together.)

I’m such a sheep. I don’t take good photos with it, but it turns out that I don’t take good photos with any camera. Plus, I had all the stuff for this one already, which was a good thing. This was an open-box buy (meaning it was on sale), and the package was missing a cable. See? I’m supposed to have it.

Now if I can just keep from dropping it.

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Lauren Sommerer is a preschool teacher who likes to build prototypes, grow cats, cook things once, save money, reduce, reuse and recycle.

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12 Responses to “The Camera Saga Endeth”

  1. Brad Said on:

    You should dip it in that latex coating they sell for hardware tools. Then it would have a protective cover that nothing could get through.

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  2. Beth Said on:

    That camera is so cute. Where did you find it? And, an open box deal, no less! :D

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  3. Lauren's dad Said on:

    So, what’s the difference between a flux capacitor and an electrolytic capacitor?

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  4. Deanne Said on:

    I got one of those soft rubber cases for my cell phone, so that if (no, when) I drop it, it will sorta bounce, rather than breaking. I wonder if they have anything like that for cameras…

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  5. kiwe Said on:

    I’m confused…did you get the same camera you had? Or did you just get a “DIY” camera kit that you had to put together yourself?

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