A great b'day gift from my dad
Last Sunday me, Swaroop and my dad went for one of the coolest shopping days of my life and at the end of it, I had a cool Kodak easy share c653 camera in my hand. It was one awesome camera. And as a special offer, we managed to get some really cool goodies.
- A really cool superb battery charger
- 1 GB memory card
It has some really cool features like
- Anti blur
- Auto focus
- Color Adjustment
- Auto Flash
- Fast mode, "moving fan" shot, seems as though you have taken it while the fan was still
- Video mode with support for 640 x 480 resolution
All these and much more. And this was one my dream come true.
More than taking shots for nice occasions, one of the major reasons for getting a camera was something else.
I do a lot of (in my view, i feel that way)networking and installation(linux) stuff. And I badly needed some way to document all those. Or if I got a new computer(Old computer from someone-for me, its new) and wanted to get a snapshot of its antique motherboard, or some other hard to find feature, there was no way I could get pics of them. Note that for old computer parts and no so popular companies, searching for them on the net may not be such a great idea after all.
But now having a digital camera, it feels really good. Hopefully, all these documentation stuff, might be useful to someone someday. But I bet its surely going to be useful for me.
The charge for the battery that they give withe the camera is depleted and I have put the batteries for charging, and after that, it is PHOTO TIME !!!. And I hope to clean up my site and upload some cool photos to my site pretty soon. Also you guys too could expect some work of art in this blog soon ;)
Things on which I will blog tomorrow include:
Amrith's linux install
More experiences with c653 easy share
Visitors from my native place
A cool voice chat with my brother
More experiences with c653 easy share
Visitors from my native place
A cool voice chat with my brother
Labels: blog, digital camera, documentation, dream, kodak, linux, old pc