I’ve worked out a way to compress and post the videos I’ve shot on my camera. There aren’t many, and they’re not of very high quality, but I’ll upload a few and dump them on the new Videos page. Now that I know how to get vids on the site I want to shoot more–when I get my camera back, that is. I dropped it off last week at a big chain electronics store in the MBK Center in Bangkok, and was happily surprised when they returned it all fixed in a couple of days. I soon discovered, however, that in fixing one problem they created another; I could move my lens again, but they screwed up the the autofocus.
I’m supposed to pick it up tomorrow; I’m also scheduled to receive my visa to Myanmar. We shall see. Neither the Myanmar embassy or the PowerBuy superstore left me soaring on wings of confidence. PS Can we take up a collection to buy an air conditioner for the Myanmar embassy? In the meantime, I’ve posted many new photos–all of which were shot post-accident and thus at the same middle-distance focal length. It was an interesting challenge to take pictures without relying on zoom or wide-angle. I leave it to you to judge the results.
The first video is 1:48 of young monks chanting at a wat in Luang Prabang. . . .
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