Snapshot
As some of you may have noticed I haven't really been posting anything to my Flickr account in a long time. In fact, it's been a very long time since I was posting regularly on it at all. It not that I haven't been doing anything. Far from it. I have tonnes of photos from June when we had visitors staying, as well as a bunch of other random photos I've taken, all waiting patiently to be uploaded when I see fit to commit to it.
I'd love to share some photos of the city as it shifts
from summer to winter, but, unfortunately, I no longer have a camera. My much loved
Canon Powershot died long before we made the trip to Canada, simply from
massive overuse. The sensor just could not operate any longer, and with
a heavy heart, I had to let it go[1]. For a while after we got here I was
using Claire's old Samsung, but that too has decided to cease
functioning.
I'm still trying to justify buying a Canon G12, but right now we really can't afford to spend that kind of money
on what is, after all, a luxury item. I know there are alternatives to the G series, particularly the S series, which is apparently the same internals with a different body and slightly cheaper. But I like the look and feel of the G12, so that's definitely what I'm shooting for.
Admittedly, I'd happily consider a second hand G11 as well, but it would have to be in damn near mint condition, and significantly cheaper than a new G12 for me to think about taking it.
I'm not asking for much, just perfection. Like everything else in my life.
[1]- While looking up an appropriate site to link to about the A95 I discovered that that model was subject to a flaw in the sensor, resulting in distortions in the image... The exact distortions I was seeing. Canon would have repaired my beloved camera for free. Unfortunately, I no longer have it, as I sold it for €5. Shit.
1 comment:
I do love my G11 for stuff like hillwalking but for indoor stuff I really need my SLR. The hotshoe on the G-series cameras is nice to have but only if you actually spend another few hundred on a good flash too.
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