one color at a time


Camouflage Camera Rain Cover For Canon Models with lens combinations up to 13" long: CANON Rebel XT XTi XS XSi T1i 7D 10D 20D 30D 40D 50D 300D 350D 400D 450D 500D 1000D EOS 5D 1D 1Ds 1v Mark II III T2 K2 1v A1 AE1 AT1 AV1 EF F1 FTB T90
 So Issue number one: i need a rain jacket for this camera. I don't want it to get messed up in this weather..  and I don't want the weather to determine whether or not I can take pictures on a given day.. so there for some reason I'm really Diggin the Camo version.. not that the white one doesn't get the job done... But it's just cooler. I just hope folks don't think i'm going hunting.

Camera Rain Cover For Canon Models with lens combinations up to 13" long: Rebel XT XTi XS XSi T1i 7D 10D 20D 30D 40D 50D 300D 350D 400D 450D 500D 1000D EOS 5D 1D 1Ds 1v Mark II III T2 K2 1v A1 AE1 AT1 AV1 EF F1 FTB T90 So the other issue of business has to do with camera functions on the canon sx20..  I still have not opened he instructions packet. I also don't have time for the video blogs... Go figure. You'd think that a blog would be easy enough.. but needless to say my computer has issues. Any-hoo, this camera can take cool pics like you see below black and white picture that keeps one color. I think it's cool and artsy. but what-eva. As I'm writing this i bet i'm sounding like a dork, but I spent about an hour taking random photos in color/black and white. and aside from documenting a mess in the living room i got some cool shots..- peace









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