Conch shells near a ‘snack’ (simple restaurant) in Cai village at Lac Bay on the dutch carribean island Bonaire, September 2004 … again a Canon G3 image. Bonaire conch – Strombus gigas – aka ‘konk’ or “karko”.
Caribbean Conch Shells | 20140807 | 1-memo.com
Norway, Eidfjord. Nice shots made during my 1st month working with a Canon Powershot G3 digital camera (August 2003). Images during a trip in Norway of our cabin in Eidfjord Hyttegrend by the sea at the head of the Hardangerfjord, and mushrooms in Røisheim (see also memo 20140801 on the camera).
Fjord Cabin | 20140806 | 1-memo.com
IMAX film Australia – horizontal loading of film in the water-cooled IMAX-projector at the Omniversum cinema, The Hague, Holland.
IMAX film Australia | 20140805 | 1-memo.com
Loom Hype | 20140804 | 1-memo.com
‘Lapje’ … bye bye … | 20140803 | 1-memo.com
Film Work | 20140802 | 1-memo.com
Friday August 1, 2003 – Today 11 years ago – took this first (test) picture late at night 1 AM with the great prosumer grade digital Canon Powershot G3 camera bought that same day … within 2 weeks after first starting digital photography with a very simple camera (see ① memo 20140722).
Image of the dutch newspaper NRC taken with available light , handheld 1/8 sec , iso 75.
With this Canon G3 camera also movie clips (320 x 240) up to 3 minutes with sound are possible – however for scenes with a lot of detail (like a forest) video quality was poor .. because of image compression due to memory / card limitations those days.
The original three megapixel PowerShot G1 was announced at Photokina 2000 (September 2000), just less than a year later (August 2001) they announced the four megapixel PowerShot G2 with a fairly significant range of improvements. A year after that at Photokina 2002 Canon announced the new four megapixel PowerShot G3, with a sleek new body design, new control layout and image processor and four times optical zoom lens.
Digital Canon Powershot G3 Camera | 20140801 | 1-memo.com
