Good morning, Lorraine! What a nice invitation…I’m headed to my voice lesson in a few minutes, but if you’re still writing this afternoon, I’d LOVE to write with you. xo
Yeah, technological advances are making things obsolete much more quickly now. For example, there’s a new camera in production that’ll turn the industry on its ear. I think it might be making its debut this fall. I can’t remember what they’re calling the prototype, but it does all the heavy lifting when it comes to making adjustments for potential user errors (focusing issues, lighting concerns, etc). I saw it featured on a TV show (60 Minutes?) and can’t wait to work with one myself.
Popping in to say good morning, and I hope you’re healing well. Come write with me if you have time!
Good morning, Lorraine! What a nice invitation…I’m headed to my voice lesson in a few minutes, but if you’re still writing this afternoon, I’d LOVE to write with you. xo
oh my that camera now sees old and for that time was all technology . I guess in a few yars our digital cameras will be something of th epast!
Yeah, technological advances are making things obsolete much more quickly now. For example, there’s a new camera in production that’ll turn the industry on its ear. I think it might be making its debut this fall. I can’t remember what they’re calling the prototype, but it does all the heavy lifting when it comes to making adjustments for potential user errors (focusing issues, lighting concerns, etc). I saw it featured on a TV show (60 Minutes?) and can’t wait to work with one myself.