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07/16/2003 05:28:29 PM · #1 |
Hi there, new to this site and it's nice to see so many informed people posting here to help with everyday problems. I have been taking photo's for many years with good top end cameras, I have switched to digital a few years agao and just bought a Olympus C-730 UZ, I see it has a few handy features and some I may never use. Can anyone tell me how and or why to properly use a audio recording with a still image ? If this just to remind you what the image was so you can make notes ? It puzzles me, but then it doesn't take much some days.
Thanks, in advance............Pioneer |
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07/16/2003 05:33:03 PM · #2 |
Many people record notes about the things they take pictures of. Audio notes would make life easier in some cases.
I'm doing quite a lot of photography for a garden center and with film I need to take fairly detailed notes of the shots I've taken - what they were off, weather conditions, camera settings, date/ time etc.
I take these on digital and get the EXIF data with most of the info, but still need to manually annotate a lot of the other information. Audio capture would help a lot.
I also take advantage of digital and shoot the index cards that are stuck in the ground as a visual record of the species, but it doesn't capture all of the other info I need ( e.g., lighting technique) |
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07/16/2003 05:33:49 PM · #3 |
When I do that with my camera, it stores the images in MPEG format. That's the same format as if I use movie mode on my camera. Might be handy if you are running a slide show of some sort. Mostly, I think it's just a feature that's there because after adding a movie mode, it didn't cost anything else to make a "move" with just one still image, and it's one more thing on the product brochure.
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07/16/2003 05:36:15 PM · #4 |
| Great for remembering people's names! |
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