as you may have read from my gymnastics post comments, we've been having camera trouble. for a while now we've had a digital camera & a 35mm camera. the digital i used mainly for emailing & computer stuff (and occasionally for a great picture i would print it out). the 35 mm i used for my scrapbooking stuff. well, over christmas i took my 35mm up to mt. airy, obviously, to photograph the kids opening their presents. after christmas day i never saw it again. i had just finished a roll of film that was still inside the camera that had ALL of christmas morning on it. we've looked everywhere--in mt. airy down here--and it didn't turn up. after we moved and there was still no sign of it i decided it was really gone for good. so a few weeks ago i bought another 35mm camera (just a fairly inexpensive, basic "film" camera). i didn't even have a battery for this camera yet, when daddy called last night to inform me that he had found my camera in the couch cushions! so now i have three--yes, three--cameras. one more & each member of our family can have one to use! this doesn't seem so bad in comparison to my mom--the camera queen. i think she must have at least, oh, six? i guess the camera collecting gene runs in the family!
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I tried to post already, but I don't think it took....
I just said to think of the camera purchase as a means to find the lost one!
by the way...how many cameras do you have? could we have a count?
I guess some are really family cameras and some we've had for a long time, but here's the count for what I use...
One regular 35mm
One "fancy looking camera" with a big lens that doesn't zoom any more, but would love to get it fixed sometime
One waterproof
Two digital (one is older and we don't use it any more)
One digital video
it's kind of stunning to see it all laid out...but we have had some great pictures haven't we?
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