No I am at home, my dear wife is looking after me she out getting drugs should be home very soon
I would love to have a Coronado 90 but even if I had one I could no use it
You'll be able to do some quite nice wide field images with the Canon.
Setting it up on a tripod and taking multiple 15sec exposures.
It's what kept me going after my big op. Don't know how I would have made it if it wasn't for that little camera and IIS.
Ving, our resident macro king, puts flies and insects in the fridge to slow them down, then takes the most amazing photos of them before they wake up and fly away.
Yes, if you cool them down, they'll curl up in a little ball, then you'll have a 5 minute lee way to snap as many macro's as you can.
I don't recommend bee's or other bities cause they'll get pretty angry when they wake up.
You know that one of the Bee. It seems to have the orangie clump around its leg. Is that the pollen sack or something. When I was a kid this Nun told us that bees have a little bucket on their leg to collect the honey and I spent all holidays trying to see a bee carrying a bucket. I didnt find one then. But have I now?
You know how out of the blue a joke just gets you sometimes. No rhyme or reason to it. yeah this joke for me. Someone told me it the other day and I was in the right place at the right time and havent stopped laughing about it. It just keeps on giving you know.
You're going to love your little Canon when you get it.
I have a Canon 20d now, but no way would I get rid of my S3IS. It's way too versatile. I've even used the video function to image Jupiter and Saturn. Taking the .avi's and processing them in Registax.
