In Memorium

[Adsos Letter]

of my DSC-H2, anyway. The final shot taken before the Sony breathed its last breath. Hint: some cameras stop breathing after being submerged in semi-saltwater. :o



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[WannaJumpMyScooter]

1. at least it died happy

what a great shot!

[Mz Pip]

2. I hope my last breath

is taken while I gaze at something I love.

That shot is a fitting tribute to a life well led.

[Celebration]

3. I absolutely love this picture!

Just adorable.

Semi salt water, eh?

I gave my Kodak pocket camera to my grandson to look at and then he fell in the pool. It took a week or so drying out but it seems to work now.....although it needed a new battery anyway, and the new one doesn't seem to tolerate being overcharged. Now it works except for awhile after I charge it. :rofl:

[Mira]

4. Sorry you lost your camera, it served you very very well. I know you are grateful

these two, baby and babe, will be around for hopefully a long long time.

This is a heart rending photo.

[JeffR]

5. Well, it went out on a high note at least.

Are you sure it's a goner? Might just need to dry out completely and then get a good cleaning.

[Adsos Letter]

10. Well, I hoped that would do it, but our camera guy

said it would cost more to fix than it was worth. :(

I am finding that the Canon SX200 IS produces more satisfactory photos as I learn to use it (my "Flower + Ant" was an improvement) but I really liked the feel of the Sony in my hands; plus, it produced some decent pictures.

[Tindalos]

6. It must have died of cuteness overload

Maybe it can be fixed? Although, saltwater ... maybe not.

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[GreenPartyVoter]

7. LOL I bet that is exactly what killed it.

[Adsos Letter]

8. No, no, trust me on this one...

the Sony demonstrated its aversion to being submerged, and its inability to swim well; it did, however, do a sort of half-submerged back float. :(

[HappyCynic]

9. Did you try...

Did you try any Camera Photo Resuscitation? You know, CPR?

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