Boron Elgar wrote:
> On Fri, 30 Nov 2007 14:45:12 -0600, "jmcquown"
> > wrote:
>
>> ChattyCathy wrote:
>>> Default User wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Don't take them, don't look at them. Pictures of food hold no
>>>> fascination for me.
>>>
>>> Different strokes for different folks, I guess. A good food pic can
>>> get my 'mouth watering', and make me want to try making the dish
>>> myself...
>>
>> If I could take decent photos, i.e. they'll buy them to put in a
>> magazine, I might consider it. But photos of my own food, well, you
>> know how I feel about that :-D
>>
>> My digital camera battery crapped out but I have two good 35mm
>> cameras. Might have to go back to taking non-digital photos - not
>> necessarily of food LOL But I have a trip coming up in February,
>> and also a cat show to attend! No flash allowed but the place is
>> sufficiently well-lit for it. Think of it... hundreds of show-cats
>> in one room. Meow... mew... meow!
>>
>> Jill
>>
>
> Unless you have an unusual digital camera, you may be able to replace
> the battery (non-OEM) on eBay quite cheaply...in fact, processing one
> roll of print film might make battery replacement a more economical
> idea, too.
>
> Boron

It's an unusual digital camera. A Sony Mavica FD200 that can store images
on both a 3.5 diskette and a memory card. It requires a special battery,
not just one you can pick up at the local drug store. Frankly, I'm pretty
much getting tired of photography in general. I go through phases. I'll
take photos for a few years, then stop.

I used to take lots of 35mm photos. I have two excellent 35mm cameras. The
problem with those is you have to remember to drop the film off and pick it
up LOL

Jill