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Well i will add some more i guess:)
first light on the way home. local time about 3:45am

view from the hotel in memphis. This was actually heaven as in the evening and morning it was departures galore, many tri-jets of the DC10 MD11 and 727 variety. and two F-14's at one point

crossing into arkansas another new state i have been in

many bridges across the mississippi

decided to try out the macro feature on the camera, and this little fellow flew in at the right point

Craig, err UNDER the bridge

LOL

Wow, sweet shots Craig. I have kinda overlooked this part the last few days, didn't knew you posted pics

I will myself fly a roughly 2100nm trip to the Canarias next week, and I'm thinking of acquiring a digiCam (not a DV, just a simple camera)

Any recomendations?
Can you spot the difference between a 3.2mega pixel and a 5megapixel, for an example?

Let's say I just want shot no larger than my desktop

Thank you Nexus.
As for the camera. I use a fuji finepix 2800 which is a 2mp camera. These pics are resized from the 1600x1200 maximum i seem to get so loose a little quality. I would recommend a 3mp camera if your not overly worried about awsome quality. But you can also pick up some 5mp cameras for pretty cheap these days
http://www.dpreview.com/ Is a good site to check out some choices. I cant personally suggest a camera as i dont know your budget, mine does a good job sometimes it can be a little tricky but has great zoom, and was only $250

thanks Craig.
I will keep you posted as to what happens

Craig, shouldn't be driving and taking pics at the same time

Great shots

Jeff

Hey Nexus, Kodak EasyShare cameras are great, and relatively inexpensive.  I have a 5.0 Megapixel EasyShare DX4530 and it takes both still photos and video at great quality.  It only cost $200.  Unfortunately the internal memory is very small.  A good sized memory stick (256 megs or higher) would be a good idea.

Here are some random examples of both still photos and video I have taken with this camera.

Pic:






Video Clip:
http://webpages.charter.net/silver1swa/100_0106.MOV

I woule recommend the Fuji ..... less hassle than the kodak ...

Kodak needs to have the base station to transfere pics from camera to computer ... With the Fuji you just use the USB cable provided.

cheers
eno

No.

Thanks alot for the inputs guys - highly appreciated, and the website you gave me was a gold mine!