iThink
Today
I finally uploaded the iBook for the iPad about the Viola that John
made. Now that iTunes has it, it shouldn’t be too long before it’s
available through iBooks.
Another Camera
In addition
to publishing my book, today I picked up this Panasonic Lumix FZ5
camera that I saw for sale on craigslist. It adds extra capabilities for
a few more tricks to pull out of my photo magic hat.
It takes
nice macro shots that are similar to my other cameras. It also can
capture certain shades of red and blue that are sometimes difficult to
get with TZ1 and TZ3 models.
As you can
see here it takes nice wide angle shots, but it also has quite a
powerful telephoto lens capability. The next picture is taken from the
same spot.
These apartments are up on the hill behind the bridge in the previous image.
I put a bunch
of pictures from the new camera in a slideshow. I also include a few
pictures from the TZ3 for comparison. You can easily see the difference.
The TZ3 picture quality is superior to the FZ5, but the new camera has
its own set of features to add to my picture taking adventures.
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Tuesday Evening Moon
I do like
this picture of the moon that I took with the new camera. I’m still
learning how to use it. For example; the first pictures I took with it,
(about 175), I couldn’t understand why it didn’t focus on some things.
When I loaded
the pictures into the computer and saw how many were out of focus, I
started reading the operators manual. What a surprise! There is a focus
button on the camera that I didn’t know was there.
This was
a day of learning, correcting mistakes, and achieving satisfying
results. Which leads me to today’s video which ties in with the iBook
for the iPad, published today on iTunes, ( From Kindling To Concert - The making of a John Harrison Viola ).
John recently finished
making a new cello. I happened to be in the shop when he was taking a
few moments to see how it sounded and played. This gave me an
opportunity to capture a moment on video of John, happily achieving
satisfactory results.
Today’s Relative Video;
Sounds Of Satisfaction
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