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First Baptist Church
Beeville, Texas

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How we collect our images

  1. Scanners
  2. Digital Camera

Images


Bee Hovering V.jpg (10935 bytes)
Hovering Bee captured with Kodak DC240. This was one of the first out-door images captured with our DC240. I wish that I had the camera in a higher resolution mode when I captured the image.

Sunrises and sunsets...

Beeville Texas Sunrise 1999 November 25 Beeville Texas Moon Setting 1999 October 25
Beeville, Texas looking east...then west

Coastal Bend College Sunrise 1999 October 28Coastal Bend College Sunrise 1999 October 28Coastal Bend College Sunrise 1999 October 28

Coastal Bend College Sunrise 1999 October 28 Coastal Bend College Sunrise 1999 October 28
Coastal Bend College
...The sun is always rising on a BCC/CBC student...
Looking east between Gym and Art buildings

 
Austin Texas Sunset 1999 October 28
Austin, Texas From Highway 183 upper deck


How we collect our images

Scanners

  1. HP4c
  2. Visioneer 3100b

Digital Camera

  1. Kodak DC240

A few early comments seem necessary. We purchased the camera at a VERY good price at PCMall. The camera arrived promptly. The camera did not work as expected upon arrival. The short saga is below. The DC240 works as expected now and we are pleased with the camera.

GLITCHES

From the very beginning the camera would not download to the computer beyond the third image and the camera was always asking to format the card. The camera could not format the card. HOWEVER,  every once in a while the camera would capture as well as display images. Then, as certain as it worked, it would not do anything but "please format."

We tested the downloading on Windows 95, 98, and NT with the same results and uninstalled/installed the programs many times.

After calling Kodak several times, we  finally reached a "human." David told us to send the card to him and he would put our images on a new card and return them by overnight carrier. We mailed (USPS) the card and received the returned card in about 6 days.

Upon receiving the "new" card, the camera requested that we format the card. After power on/off several times, we were able to display the images. However, next power off/on the camera wanted the card formatted.

Called Kodak immediately. Another tech told us that she was sending a new card without first being required to send the "just arrived" card back..  It seemed that she wanted to locate the source of the problem: the camera or the card. If the camera worked with the new card, then the card was the problem. If the camera did not work, then the camera was at fault and we would have to send it in for repair.

We received the new 8 me card in two business days (there was a weekend between the two days) and

...EVERYTHING WORKED WONDERFULLY...

We can capture images and download to computer with no difficulties. The camera works as expected. About 800 images have been captured and downloaded in the testing mode.

We actually, owned the machine about on month before, we were able to utilize our investment.

 

Updated Thursday, August 10, 2000
     Created Wednesday, September 15 1999

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