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I do really like the grainy black and white preset on the TS3, but since I've recently bought a similarly-sized Olympus XA to use B&W film in, I'm really not sure how much I'll use it from now on.
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It's times like this that make it obvious that I'm running this project about two weeks behind: this photo was taken on September 16.
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An American A-10 warplane, nicknamed either Thunderbolt II or Warthog, depending on who you ask, flies over Toronto. A two-seat version of this slow but rugged twin-engine is exactly the plane that Canada should be buying for arctic and maritime patrol – much better than a cold-war style figher jet that costs over $75 million each. Stealthy planes that can carry just a handful of air-to-air missiles as they break the sound barrier while flying straight up just aren't all that important any more.
Use the savings from not having the cutting-edge jets to keep a reduced fleet of fast CF-188's in service, and buy a bunch more C-130 Hercules as well – unlike all of these other planes, those ones are actually useful.
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To date I've taken over three hundred photos with my TS3 underwater, or about 7.8% of its total exposures. The past couple of times I've made new friends who are curious about what I'm doing with my camera in a fountain.
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I often use my TS3 to take product photos. This is the image straight out of the camera, exposed at +1ev and lit with my trusty Zebralight; the finished version can be seen with my Vector review. Naturally, I've also reviewed the TS3 – twice, in fact.
