Hi, > Now if they could just make one that would bounce.
They do! I've used a camera that bounces. It belonged to someone I met who lived on a boat moored off a Seychelle. She bought the camera precisely because it had rubberised corners, was proofed against salt spray and was designed for falling on decks, rather like expensive marine binoculars. I can't remember what it was called or who made it, but it was a high quality point & shoot type of thing. I did a lot of portraits with it of this acquaintance and her baby. Although I never saw the finished shots myself I heard from other people that they were very good, both technically and aesthetically. > Like when it is dropped. Not that I've done that yet, but... I have, loads of times. It's very distressing. You don't want to do it. -- Cheers, Bob
