Notice how I am now actually able to capture the moment, as opposed to the moments following? Also, the flash does not put a person's race in question. Sweet.
It also takes video, which my other camera did but the quality was similar to the film Blair Witch Project. I call this clip, Bradley's audition for a horror flick. If we changed him into ripped jeans and a wet, white t-shirt splashed with blood, I think he would be a shoo-in for Saw 28. (Suggestion: turn the volume down or you will be subjected to my child's screams and my obnoxious "I'm going to get you" voice.)
4 comments:
I like the picture in the highchair - nice lighting!
The Canon is still better ;)
Thou shalt not covet Keiko's camera.
We have been needing a new one too...it looks like a great buy! I am glad you like Adorn too....it's my new fave.
oooooooh, it even has a Karl Zeiss Lens! Love it.
So cute, keiko! I love the pic of the dog goin in for a lick. sorry, i don't remember the dogs' names. i always hear great things about sony. i wish i could afford one. i've got a great one that does the trick for me. it doesn't question one's race either.
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