🚀 go-pugleaf

Fred wrote:
> To all my buddies who helped me fix this camera at the low, low, low cost of
> an AC adapter and several months of my endless postings.... thanks very
> much!!!  After a couple of intermittent starts/stops, the camera is
> puttering along just like new again
> 
> No way of knowing for sure, but looks like plugging and unplugging the AC
> adapter into the camera a few times loosened up a switch or cleaned a
> contact or something.  I never did need to take it apart. (Dang!! I wuz
> looking forward to that, too!)
> 
> I took a few photos tonight and will post them at
> alt.binaries.photos.original under this subject title.  Bear in mind that
> these are just mediocre photos - nothing special.  Just showing what the
> camera can do in a low light situation .... once it's in working order.
> Will take some "real" photos outdoors one day soon and post.
> 
> 1/3 - Kitchen, no zoom used, used existing light (night time) and no flash
> 2/3 - Maximum zoom on the potatoes from same point (10x optical), used flash
> 3/3 - Maximum zoom on the potatoes from same point (10x optical + 2.7x
> digital), used flash
> 
> Fred


Good show...  glad to hear it.

Cleaned a contact, by the way.  The switch is open with
the plug installed, and closed when it's removed.
Did you not get the pics I sent you showing how it
works?  If not, better check your e-mail :)

Take care.

Ken

Got 'em, Ken.  Sorry for the delayed thanks!  Excellent photo showing that
switch. Why don't you post it!

Fred


"Ken Weitzel" <kweitzel@shaw.ca> wrote in message
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>
>
> Fred wrote:
> > To all my buddies who helped me fix this camera at the low, low, low
cost of
> > an AC adapter and several months of my endless postings.... thanks very
> > much!!!  After a couple of intermittent starts/stops, the camera is
> > puttering along just like new again
> >
> > No way of knowing for sure, but looks like plugging and unplugging the
AC
> > adapter into the camera a few times loosened up a switch or cleaned a
> > contact or something.  I never did need to take it apart. (Dang!! I wuz
> > looking forward to that, too!)
> >
> > I took a few photos tonight and will post them at
> > alt.binaries.photos.original under this subject title.  Bear in mind
that
> > these are just mediocre photos - nothing special.  Just showing what the
> > camera can do in a low light situation .... once it's in working order.
> > Will take some "real" photos outdoors one day soon and post.
> >
> > 1/3 - Kitchen, no zoom used, used existing light (night time) and no
flash
> > 2/3 - Maximum zoom on the potatoes from same point (10x optical), used
flash
> > 3/3 - Maximum zoom on the potatoes from same point (10x optical + 2.7x
> > digital), used flash
> >
> > Fred
>
>
> Good show...  glad to hear it.
>
> Cleaned a contact, by the way.  The switch is open with
> the plug installed, and closed when it's removed.
> Did you not get the pics I sent you showing how it
> works?  If not, better check your e-mail :)
>
> Take care.
>
> Ken
>

this is not a binary group and most newsservers will not pass the
attachments.

"Fred" <testing@testing1212mouse.com> wrote in message
news:DTrCd.15437$hc7.1102@trnddc06...
> Got 'em, Ken.  Sorry for the delayed thanks!  Excellent photo showing that
> switch. Why don't you post it!
>
> Fred
>
>
> "Ken Weitzel" <kweitzel@shaw.ca> wrote in message
> news:aWqCd.699097$%k.65979@pd7tw2no...
> >
> >
> > Fred wrote:
> > > To all my buddies who helped me fix this camera at the low, low, low
> cost of
> > > an AC adapter and several months of my endless postings.... thanks
very
> > > much!!!  After a couple of intermittent starts/stops, the camera is
> > > puttering along just like new again
> > >
> > > No way of knowing for sure, but looks like plugging and unplugging the
> AC
> > > adapter into the camera a few times loosened up a switch or cleaned a
> > > contact or something.  I never did need to take it apart. (Dang!! I
wuz
> > > looking forward to that, too!)
> > >
> > > I took a few photos tonight and will post them at
> > > alt.binaries.photos.original under this subject title.  Bear in mind
> that
> > > these are just mediocre photos - nothing special.  Just showing what
the
> > > camera can do in a low light situation .... once it's in working
order.
> > > Will take some "real" photos outdoors one day soon and post.
> > >
> > > 1/3 - Kitchen, no zoom used, used existing light (night time) and no
> flash
> > > 2/3 - Maximum zoom on the potatoes from same point (10x optical), used
> flash
> > > 3/3 - Maximum zoom on the potatoes from same point (10x optical + 2.7x
> > > digital), used flash
> > >
> > > Fred
> >
> >
> > Good show...  glad to hear it.
> >
> > Cleaned a contact, by the way.  The switch is open with
> > the plug installed, and closed when it's removed.
> > Did you not get the pics I sent you showing how it
> > works?  If not, better check your e-mail :)
> >
> > Take care.
> >
> > Ken
> >
>
>

That's right...  I forgot to say "don't post binaries to a non-binary
group".  I used alt.binaries.photos.original.

"Gymy Bob" <nothanx@bight.me> wrote in message
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