Since Deb and I had an e-mail discussion about always having a camera to hand, I went to Wal-Mart for something or other, and came back with a Philips Keychain Digital Camera. Really basic, no frills, no flash, etc. I think I will keep it in my knitting bag. This thing is pink and tiny. To the left is a full size photo at its highest resolution. Not too bad. This is Noro Iro #62, a bulky wool/silk blend that I got from eBay, for the Triangulation Vest I showed you the pattern for a few days ago. I hope it’s enough.
I have also finished my What’s In My Pocket Vest for CIC, except for the pocket, and hit Web’s site and ordered some Lopi to make another one or two, I also ordered some Cascade 220 and Pima Silk for me.
Also, I survived the garter stitch short row heel on the Sixth Sense Six Sox. It does not look too bad, either. After I finished, I thought, that wasn’t too bad. It won’t lie flat yet, so looks really weird in the toy camera shot. I think it is 1.3 megapixel, or like some cell phone cameras. Photo with my "real camera."
My old camera’s highest setting was 1.3 megapixels. My new camera’s LOWEST setting is 1.8 megapixels. I love me some megapixels! LOL But I completely understand the need for something small to keep with you.
Lord, that is a tiny little camera! It’s very cute, and does a decent job, doesn’t it?
(I’ll just keep telling myself, “You DON’T need another camera,” until this urge goes away….)
Oooh; fun! I’m temped by the camera phones, but my cell isn’t charged half the time, so it wouldn’t do me any good anyway. 🙂