jamieconway

iPhone X

So beautiful. I like this pic a lot. Thanks for sharing.

I often pick only best shots and apply 2-3 favourite filters for them => then choose the best edited version :)

Anw I prefer natural shot than edited shot :)

I used to travel with the 18-140 and I think it is okay. The 18-140 is not as heavy as we often think when traveling and I did not face any problem carrying it for 3 weeks in my trip to Sound Asia.

I don't know if you're a beginner or not, but if you are, that's not a bad shot, considering. My advice is to shoot anything and everything you can. :) With practice, you'l develop better and better instincts.

Thank you! This is the very first picture of our car I purchased from a Japenese platform last year. Our family has had some really fun vacations with this SUV. I hope in the new year, we can go to farther beautiful places with it. And I will have more chance to practice shooting skills with the new camera :D

My wife bought me a Sony a58 as Christmas gift and this is my first picture with it: our Subaru Forester 2008. We plan to have more long family road trips together and capture memorable moments with this new camera.

 

I've had a multi-function Canon printer/scanner, the standalone scanner mentioned above - the scanning software between those two is identical. And for scanning prints, perfectly adequate too.

 

Most normal consumer-level printer/scanners or flatbeds have no document feeder, and I wouldn't use a document feeder to feed pages with pictures glued on - accident waiting to happen. Typically such feeders don't take paper heavier than something like ~140gr/cm2 anyway.

I also have just purchased one PIXMA E410, a multi function Canon printer. It's price is quite cheap and it has all basic function needed of a printer.