Finding Something To Do - Then DOING It.

"Crazy people who are productive are geniuses. Crazy people who are rich are eccentric. But crazy people who are neither productive nor rich are just crazy." -anonymous

My days of youtube, dramas, and sitcom watching are about to meet their near-end. Or as the mathematicians may say: approaching zero with the implication that it will never meet zero. Of course, I can't just throw all those habits away. They're addicting for a reason! -But in moderation, Kim! Moderation!- Work, School, home, naps, and staring into my laptop have been my daily activities. What kind of life is this? No more, I say!

Do some of you suffer from the same thing? For those who feel my pain, maybe we can embark on this journey of productivity together :)

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Born in the year of the goat; I am like a goat, and I travel through life towards a journey that'll one day bring me home. Towards an unknown place of innate comfortability and peace.

Sunday, September 4, 2011

Bought a new toy: Sony Cybershot dsc-w570 (Review)

I bought this:
Specs: (For $150)
16.1 megapixels
sweeping panorama
720p HD video
smile detection
25 mm wide 5x optical zoom
camera pouch
4 gb memory card
rechargeable Lithium Ion battery

There are some cool settings on here and some lacking, so I'll try my best to touch basis what was a deal breaker for me. 

Pros:
1. soft face setting that I thought was very cool. It really does make you look like you're blessed with a deceptively clear and smooth face
2. panorama sweep mode takes really nice photos.
3. good audio on the video
4. 16.1 whopping megapixels

Cons:
1. The camera heats up if you're using it for a while
2. Processing pictures between takes are quite slow
3. Difficult to shoot very close up photos. I was trying to capture a simple spider but the lens would not focus so I couldn't get a clear shot. It wasn't that tiny, either!
4. Very blurry night shots. I can't get a good focus at all! This is probably a deal breaker for me.

I'm still playing around a bit with the camera until I have the chance to return it. I just don't know what I'll want instead... Here are some test shots:

Food setting

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For these night shots, I literally tried every single setting and could not find one that consistently took clear shots. I had to prop it on top of a surface and put the timer on. The camera took still objects well enough but when you add people...
 Just try not to breathe



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Scenic background setting

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