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(Msg. 31) Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 5:40 am
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Terry Hollis wrote:
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 > I had a situation where I went to an exhibition of jade products,
 > perfect for the CP5000 I thought, after I arrived I found that the
 > indigenous people of Taiwan were giving dance performances, I missed
 > recording that event because I had left my video camera behind.

The 8400 does acceptable videos that would have captured the atmosphere of
the moment! I'm not a video enthusiast, but a couple of three second
video bursts certainly added to a journey I made recently.

Cheers,
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(Msg. 32) Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 6:40 am
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David J Taylor wrote:
 > Terry Hollis wrote:
 > []
  >> I had a situation where I went to an exhibition of jade products,
  >> perfect for the CP5000 I thought, after I arrived I found that the
  >> indigenous people of Taiwan were giving dance performances, I missed
  >> recording that event because I had left my video camera behind.
 >
 > The 8400 does acceptable videos that would have captured the
 > atmosphere of the moment! I'm not a video enthusiast, but a couple
 > of three second video bursts certainly added to a journey I made
 > recently.
 > Cheers,
 > David

Yes David, the CP5000 can do video too but I have never used it and
completely forgot about it until I got home.

The point I was trying to make was that it is difficult to be prepared for
all situations when you are travelling and don't really know what's going to
happen.

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Regards - Terry Hollis, Auckland, New Zealand

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(Msg. 33) Posted: Mon Feb 21, 2005 7:40 am
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Terry Hollis wrote:
 > David J Taylor wrote:
  >> Terry Hollis wrote:
  >> []
   >>> I had a situation where I went to an exhibition of jade products,
   >>> perfect for the CP5000 I thought, after I arrived I found that the
   >>> indigenous people of Taiwan were giving dance performances, I missed
   >>> recording that event because I had left my video camera behind.
  >>
  >> The 8400 does acceptable videos that would have captured the
  >> atmosphere of the moment! I'm not a video enthusiast, but a couple
  >> of three second video bursts certainly added to a journey I made
  >> recently.
  >> Cheers,
  >> David
 >
 > Yes David, the CP5000 can do video too but I have never used it and
 > completely forgot about it until I got home.
 >
 > The point I was trying to make was that it is difficult to be
 > prepared for all situations when you are travelling and don't really
 > know what's going to happen.

I did the same as you two years ago - I havd a 5700 and just a couple of
things would have done so much better with movies - very short sequences
just to illustrate a point. I forgot it could do movies. Well, I didn't
actually forget, I never recognised the capability in the first place!
With the 8400 I now try and remember it! I try and travel with the
minimum, so having that extra ability just adds a little.

Cheers,
David<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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