Photo dump completed

by Volker Weber

Uploaded 50 pictures to a Lotusphere album and also finished uploading the rest of the pictures to the Florida 2005 album.

Comments

Out of interest when you take pictures do you tend to take a lot, then get rid of the ones you don't like? Or do all your photos always look great?

Great photos! So nice to have so many memories of the event shared. Thanks.

I took about 250 pictures in less than 10 minutes on the show floor. You see about 35 of them. Does that answer the question? :-)

Ute has a much better turnover. She took roughly 500 pictures in two weeks. We published around 160 of those and kept another 50 for professional use.

That does answer the question :-) I think I took about 10 for the whole of Lotusphere.

There is only one way to get a picture of Julian: Hit the release button before you raise the camera. And then adjust and follow the target. I think I had about 25 of him alone and turned out two reasonably good ones. Bill is another matter: He never stands still. :-)

Lol. It's actually a testament to the quality of vowe's new camera that he got a usable picture of me at all. I kept trying to get out of the way.

And Carl, I can tell you that I was with or near vowe a few times in the Product Showcase on the last day, and he did take a huge number of pictures. He was using some kind of burst mode that took rapid-fire shots, so he never took only a single picture of everything. It sounded like all the pictures were in quantities of 5 or more.

Which is a good strategy, actually. I guess you can do that sort of thing with a really nice camera.

- Julian

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