Phone Cameras Come Of Age

Dime — Samsung Galaxy S III with CameraZOOM FX

Author: Bill

Birder, cat-lover, pilot, poet. Former lounge lizard, pauper, pagan, lifeguard, chauffeur,cop and martial artist, turned pacifist addiction writer. Tries to be a good husband, father and brother, and makes a decent friend. Likes to take pictures. Stumbling down the Middle Path, one day at a time. View all posts by Bill

4 thoughts on “Phone Cameras Come Of Age”

ldsrr91 says:

November 9, 2012 at 09:00

My wife has one of those new jobbies and it not only takes the picture, but sends it home to her laptop. I am old school, I still carry around a camera.

Might as well take that Eplurbisunum off the dime … all that is going out the window now, more and more each day.

DS

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1. Bill says:
  
  November 9, 2012 at 14:39
  
  Mine sends it to the cloud, and that syncs to all my computers. I still carry a pro-level camera on occasion, but I find I carry it much less than I used to.
  
  While I don’t discuss politics on this blog, I do feel constrained to ask how “Out Of Many, One” is tarnished by current events. The election was by a majority of the citizenry, who made unfettered choices. While we may or may not agree with the choices, I think that national elections illustrate the concept extremely well: the residents of all the states coming together to make national decisions.
  
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  1. ldsrr91 says:
    
    November 9, 2012 at 15:16
    
    Well, as usual I have it wrong Bill. I thought the Latin was “in God we trust.” Sorry. This week they are using some Hindu Text to swear in a Senator that was born in Japan and some guy out of Mich. is using the Quaran. So, it is pretty clear a lot of things are changing these days.
    
    Sorry for the mix up.
    
    DS
    
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    1. Bill says:
      
      November 10, 2012 at 02:39
      
      Well, Christians and Jews can swear on the Bible, Atheists can affirm, the Muslims worship the same god as the Christians and Jews, so I guess the poor Hindus will just have to fend for themselves.
      
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