I once rescued a bat that had been caught in the basementpart of our appartementblock by catching it and setting it free when I got upstairs. I had my first digital camera then and took some quick shots - so proud I finally held one of the little fellows ánd with good reason (I caught a lot of animals as a kid and then set them free again, but these days I try to interfere with wildlife as little as possible, which means no handling of bats in general <LOL>) - but I didn't have a clue about the microfunction of the camera, so no one recognizes the brownish blur as a bat except for me <LOL LOL LOL>.

Great one, Alex - doesn't matter what you did. You saved it, that's all that matters now <big smile>.

Sarah, that's hilarious :D
0.3 megapixels?

LH, you're such a positive influence

Thanks LH - I know :)
And I don't see me handling any more any time soon.

Yup, Alex, something like that. I was quite proud of the thing at the time: all my pictures of the time are 600x480 pixels and nó way I can enlarge them. Quality is just too far off :(
So even the cutest and best are in no way fit for printing :'(

That's why I got me a Nikon D40 about a year ago. Absolutely love that camera ;)
(And, even though I have't found out all there is to know about it even now, I've found out micro and macro settings, sport, manual etc. etc. LOL)

LH said,"I would love to live in a cave". I'm not gonna touch that! ;-)

Only if they have electricity ;)

You just answered your question yourself, LOL.

You like the life of the idle then? ;)

Is not as idle as it seems ;)

Don't blame you LH

Build your computer into the cave :)