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Paddling Photography a year Ago – December 2007

20 December 2008 2 Comments

December paddling with Sea Wind Canoe on Horsetooth Reservoir

Not much paddling in December 2007. Every year I spend a week in December in San Fracisco attending Fall Meeting of American Geophysical Union. I was shooting some cityscapes with a new Canon EOS 40D camera. After returning back to Colorado I managed to take Sea Wind canoe to the Horsetooth Reservoir before it was frozen.

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Stephen said:

Great stuff..look forward to your posts each day. Bought the Pentax Optio W60.
Any reccmmendations as to the SD cards for both photos and videos with this camera?

Stephen From Albuquerque….
If you are looking at places to go in NM go to http://www.nmparks.com and click on boating on the left and then boating waters. Stuff about paddlecraft and rivers in the main section and on the far right is a list of the lakes in the state with maps and all sort of beta.

# 20 December 2008 at 6:19 pm

marek said:

I am using 2gb memory cards with Pentax Optio W10 and W30. It is plenty of storage for still pictures (I record them at the highest available resolution).

I would definitely buy more memory for shooting movies. Memory cards are relatively cheap.

I don’t have specific recommendations concerning brands of memory cards. I am using Sandisk products for both Pentax and Canon DSLR cameras without any problems.

# 24 December 2008 at 4:42 am