A very bad and very good day
A traffic problem

A very good and a very bad day No 2

So the very good this time is a new point and shoot camera.  A Sony Cybershot DSC-HX7V, well that is what it says on the box but I think it is the same as the 9V model.  It has 16.2 Mega pixels 10 x optical zoom Full HD movie and 3D sweep panorama.

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It is so good I'm considering not taking my D50 Canon with me on this next trip.  This is so light and easy to put in my pocket. Of course I have been snapping everything in sight. 

The kitchen in 3D panorama,

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A spider web using the Zoom,

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I haven't worked out how to shoot a movie as yet.

And the very bad,  I got an email from my son saying that I can not travel on the dates I have booked.  He works for an airline and I qualify for staff travel.  Great for saving money but being bumped like this is part of the cost.  I went straight into a tail spin.  It is the NZ leg of the journey that is the problem.  I have decided to get into NZ a couple of days early via Dunedin.  Have a day in the city and then take a train and coach up the back-way to Queenstown.  Actually this could turn into a positive, but it is going to cost more money.

Now if I was suspicious I would be on the lookout for another day like this.

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Rachel

We bought a new camera recently, and have been playing with it in just the same way!

Carolyn Foley

I have to work out that movie function a bit better. Still like my DSLR best.

Pam Holland

Enjoy it honey.

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