My mother owns an upright spinet which not only features the reduced
tone and depth of a spinet, but will not hold tune. It sounds out of
tune literately within hours of the technician leaving the premisses.
It's a beautiful wooden cabinet, but instrument lurking within deserves
to be burned for the heartbreak it would cause to any aspiring pianist,
and the pain it inflects on the sensitive ear.
On 5/5/2014 8:05 AM, Charles Robinson wrote:
At the risk of alienating everyone on the list who thinks that burning a piano
should be a crime...
I also brought with me my K7 and a tripod. I set up from a distance with the
camera set to do interval shots. One every 10 seconds.
Annoyingly, the K7 only does 99 in a row before you have to restart, so I had a
timer going to remind me every 15 minutes to restart the camera.
At the end of the night, with 974 frames in the bag, I assembled them all into
a one-minute video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iqr3ULz7eBg
This is the first time I've used the K7 since I got the K5 in January of 2013.
It seems to be a fine camera - but damn, the K5's sensor is SO MUCH BETTER.
-Charles
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