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Went on a road trip with the grandkid over the weekend to visit #2 daughter. Her place is a mess as she just got her own studio so all her gear is in the spare room. I asked her to book us into a hotel, preferring the one that was a block from her place. This was the price for three nights

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No. Then she found this one 900 metres away and used one her clients discounts

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For activities we played mini golf and walked around a large island

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I also got to wear these styling shoes

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Woodland denizen downtown. Magpie

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Trying to figure out how to save "Funtion" settings on my 15yr old Canon Powershot ELPH 300 HS backup camera and I came across a bunch of stuff I didn't know existed on it. I download the 212 page ( yikes ) manual to figure out how to use them. The first is the "Miniature Effect to make the subject appear toy-like. More background is needed above for a better effect

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The second is a built in fish-eye set to the extreme limit, again......yikes

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The first has possibilities, the second, not so much. The camera is slowly showing its age and I hope it holds out for further settings exporing
 
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Trying to figure out how to save "Funtion" settings on my 15yr old Canon Powershot ELPH 300 HS backup camera and I came across a bunch of stuff I didn't know existed on it. I download the 212 page ( yikes ) manual to figure out how to use them. The first is the "Miniature Effect to make the subject appear toy-like. More background is needed above for a better effect


The second is a built in fish-eye set to the extreme limit, again......yikes

The first has possibilities, the second, not so much. The camera is slowly showing its age and I hope it holds out for further settings exporing
I want my Powershot ELPH 200 back... :(

Anyway, that Miniature photo is fantastic!
 
I want my Gerard Zero 100 turntable back. It was stolen from me when my apartment was burglarized about forty years ago. I miss the windshield wiper like tone arm.

I just gave my youngest daughter my 1980s Marantz turntable. It had a knob on the back of the arm to increase or decrease weight on the needle and a dial to increase or decrease the speed of the turntable.. Not sure what the later was for but the former saved putting $3 in change on the arm to prevent record skipping
 
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