Ever go through your camera roll and have no idea what you took a picture of? I know this is somewhere in Las Vegas, but that’s about it.
Category Archives: digital
Cirque
Cameraphones are getting pretty good in low light…
Cinque Terre, Italy
There’s an old photographer’s saying – “Don’t shoot postcards.” Don’t take time to shoot a traditional tourist photo that you could buy for a dollar/euro. Save your time for the experience.
Some rules need to be broken, sometimes.
Another retro digicam – Nikon Coolpix 4500
Nikon Coolpix 4500, another thrifting find…
Here’s another couldn’t-pass-up bargain camera, the Nikon Coolpix 4500. it’s a slight upgrade from my Nikon Coolpix 995 – 4x zoom instead of 3x, slightly higher resolution, and a metal body. The chattery, constanf focusing is much quieter, and it’s a smaller, more solid feeling camera. Photos to come…
My Powershot
There are many Canon Powershot cameras — but this is mine.
My first digicam was a Canon Powershot S100 purchased back in 2000, and it changed my perspective on photography. Being able to review images in real-time, for the first time, helped me improve as a photographer. 23 years later…
Water Lanterns
Zeno 34
One of my favorite subjects. Zeno Place, Canon S100 Powershot.
Seating for one
Umbrellas, strung lights
Texture/Rough
Broken Statues
Partly Closed
Seascape Fence
Orange
Maiden Lane, San Francisco
Update on Eye-Fi Bricking their older cards
I received this in my email tonight:
UPDATE: Information Regarding “End of Life” (EOL) of X2 and Prior Generation Products
We have started work on a new desktop software utility designed to enable impacted cards to continue operating beyond the previously announced EOL date of September 15, 2016. The new software is called the “Eye-Fi X2 Utility” (X2U) and will be provided free of charge as a download.
Chandelier
Odd, abandoned
A strange little abandoned shop I saw off of I-80.
Bye Bye, Eye-Fi
Eye-Fi has decided to discontinue the services that support their older X1 and X2 cards, which is a shame – they’re capable workhorse cards that can transfer photos directly to a smart phone using a private WiFi network or use their Eye-Fi Center to transfer photos to online services or your computer.
According to Eye-Fi, some features like direct mode may still work, but anything using their online service won’t work — if you haven’t created an account by September 16th 2016, you’re out of luck.
Alleyway Still Life
From a walkabout in San Francisco – hadn’t been to the financial district in a long time. Pentax MX-1.
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