Camera Info

17th May 2010 - CANON PowerShot A3000 IS  is a small, light, easy to carry, point & shoot camera.  With a price tag under Aust$200.00, it’s a good starting point for a beginner (like me).

And if my poor short term memory & intermittent brain fog can interpret  the instruction manual, then anyone new to photography can too.

Mind you, it did take many hours of trial & error to finally produce a pleasing image, but in this day of modern computer technology & free editing software, I can assure you, there are more than 101 ways to erase or rectify your photo shooting errors -  I know –  I’ve tried every one of them.

In the distant future, I hope to one day, actually shoot the perfect photo (without having to edit my original image at all).

In the mean time, the word “practise” has become my second name.

22nd December 2010 -  DSLR (Canon EOS 500D)

22nd December 2010 -  Macro lens (Canon 100/2.8  USM macro).

22nd December 2010 – Kenko 5.6mm UV Economy Multi Coated Filter

29th January 2011 – Hoya 5.8mm UV HMC Standard filter

29th January 2011 – Kenko 5.8mm Circular Polariser Economy

11th March 2011 -  Telephoto lens ( Canon EF-S 18 -200/3.5 – 5.6 IS) 

11th March 2011 –  Lenshood for my Macro lens ( Canon ER – 67B)

13th March 2011 – Hoya 72mm Circular Polariser Filter