My new camera showed up Friday night on my doorstep- a compact Kodak M583. The resolution is supposed to be quite good for a compact, and it got pretty good ratings for low light situations. I traded that for a camera that’s not so good on action shots, because the bulk of my photographic subjects are stationary. I’ll be taking it out on my first cemetery excursion today – the Collinwood Nottingham Historical Society is visiting St. Paul’s Cemetery, where some more of our Collinwood School Fire victims are buried.
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A Grave Concern: New Camera
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