It's important to read the instructions

Your new camera's settings

[weeks]

Short video. (Trust me.)
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[wyweb]

That was excellent.

The fireworks setting almost had me spilling my coffee.

Nice catch.

[wyweb]

In fact I think I'll watch that one again...

[incrediBILL]

That was freak'n funny - watch more of sheepfilms stuff, Dave is a nutter.

[wyweb]

sheepfilms

The guy's good. I'm trying to find all his stuff now.

It's a slow Monday morning and I love to laugh...

[wyweb]

Deckchair is good too.

This guy's got some talent.

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[weeks]

He's got a "follow the directions" theme going here...

Deckchair is good. But, as someone who worked a camera professionally for years with f16@500s@ASA400, all of those settings (pets, fireworks) on pocket cameras were confusing to me. I mean, Pets? What does that mean?!?! So, "capture camera" vid was really funny to me because I'm thinking, "Oh, yeah, of course."

But, yeah, deckchair speaks to me. I only look at the directions when its painful.

[wyweb]

I only look at the directions when its painful.

That's me too.

I don't even really want to stop and ask directions when I'm lost. And I get hoplessly lost sometimes. I don't have a TomTom yet but I'm thinking about one. Print off a mapquest map and I'm convinced I can find it.

Girlfriend's going, "Can we just stop and ask somebody?"

I'm saying, "Nah, I know where it's at."

Sometimes doesn't work out too well though.