jacqueline_alkula1

<p>I've got two or three of the Mavica FD-75 cameras and one FD-200. The FD-75 give a 640-480 less than 1meg images. Then got the FD-200. Sony memory stick as well as the floppy disk for image storage (on the 200). And of course boxes of floppy disks. Trouble is, how many have floppy drives in their computers these days. The FD200 does just a bit larger than 2 meg images. The batteries are available on the auction site, as are the chargers... It has been a while since I powered up one of these, but would think they still work....</p>

<p>What happened to "work for hire"? I have always assumed that if you hand your camera to someone and ask them to take a picture this is in effect "work for hire". You as the owner of the camera still retain ownership of said image. <br>

In this case I would understand that if you agree to shoot a wedding for the exchange of money/credit line/free food etc. then you are just hired help and unless something in writing the copyright is assigned to whom ever is paying.?? Am I missing something?</p>

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<p>Thank you Louis for the nudge to stop and visit. I'm about 60 miles northeast and see the signs each time I head down to Liberty or Kansas City. Another point to stop and find something to photograph. I've owned a F2a for over 32 years and it might be time to take it out of retirement and run some film through it. Fantastic photographs! Gives a good feel to the place. If I remember correct Watkins Woolen Mill State Historic Site is operated by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources’ Division of State Parks and there is no charge for entrance to most state parks. Another of the many gems in Missouri. </p>

<p>Jacqueline Alkula<br>

Chillicothe, "The Home of Sliced Bread", Missouri</p>

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Sony Mavica FD-75 - Color image, no post processing. January 2005<div></div>

Nikon F2 Tamron 35-80 zoom. Other information not recorded or

forgotten. Easter 1984, Opreyland Hotel, Nashville TN.<div></div>

Great Pershing Balloon Derby, Brookfield Missouri<div></div>

<p>I remember this film from 1979 era. I think it actually pre dated XP1 by a few months. And I also have some negatives in 6x6 format.<br>

Sure would like to get a few rolls of this again. I really liked it.</p>