Chris

I followed a link to some really good fic about Susan Pevensie, by cofax7, plus follow-up discussion.  (The link goes to the cut-tag area on purpose.)  From there, I found Ana Mardoll, and then through there I found limyaael.

I am entirely in hearts with overthinking things.

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Every morning when I go to work, I pop into McD's to get coffee and hash browns.  The bus drops me off on the opposite side of the street, at the crosswalk.  Bus-side, there's also a blackberry hive (I don't know the proper term for "an infestation of blackberries"), and someone put a blue tarpaulin out, to provide cover for two stray kitties.

Here's Smoky!  I usually buy them a sausage muffin with no cheese, if I see them when I get off the bus.  Because kittehs.

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It's been photo-sharing tiems lately, apparently, so have one of me as a pirate.  I can't remember how old I was, tbh.



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'Embed Media' is new to me.

Anyways.  I am "shopping" for a digital camera.  I ask you, O Internets, to assist.  Basically, I want a goddamn point-and-shoot camera, that is good with details (since I'll be taking pics of yarn and knitting), compatible with Windows, has decent storage capacity, zooms in/out fairly well, and won't run out of batteries in under two seconds.  Ideally on the low end of the price scale - this is basic stuff, after all.

*reads up a bit*  A lot of what I want this for is static stuff (yarn, kitty, &c).  I don't need or want a movie-recordery-thing.  It should have a flash built in.  Auto-focusing would be awesome.  It must accept rechargeable batteries.  Natch, it should have a power cable.  I wouldn't mind a timer, but that's a feature, not a must.  It does not at all need to have image modifying things on the camera itself, nor should it have the ability to print to a colour printer.

In conclusion, I would love for it to either have its own software or have it interact nicely with the software I have, or something.  Hell, it can be read as a drive in Windows Explorer for all I care, so long as I can copy/erase more than one image at a time, and I don't have to scour the internet to find the software.

What say you?

Alternately, is there a good brandless digital camera quiz-like thing where I can do this myself?