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Here's a sample pic that I took last week with my new phone. Nothing special, but I finally was able to transfer my photos to my computer. It looked like the only way I could do it was either with a memory card reader or a bluetooth dongle (that word always makes me giggle). So today I finally got around to stopping at Wal-Mart and getting a dongle (hee hee).
I think this was taken in the Rimrock Trail area, on my regular cycle 2 route. I don't usually say much about this route because there's really nothing to say. I wish all my routes were as easy and quiet as this one. This is the route where I took that picture of the strange "training unicycle" or whatever it was a couple of years ago.
The camera is just the standard low-rung 1.3 megapixel, which I think is now about the bottom-of-the-line for phones, but the big difference between this and my old phone is that it actually takes a picture when you press the button instead of waiting several seconds and inevitably blurring the picture.
So, maybe I can try taking more work pix again.
I'm still using my 4-year-old cell (and I 'm sure it was on the way out then), and the only way I can do anything with pics is to email them to myself. Never came with any fancy data cord to connect to my computer.
ReplyDeleteIs there a Security Service near there? I'm pretty sure I know the weird training unicycle thing you speak of too.
ReplyDeleteI don't know. There might be one out on Culebra.
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