Dear, Michael, Chris, Larry and others
Before leaving for a weekend with my family in a borrowed camper, I printed
all the discussions from the meta Network regarding convergence or
non-convergence or whatever one wants to call it. We had a marvellous
weekend, climbing mountains, swimming and playi
Yo Chris:
I think I can "resize" each pic easily into the 20-30k range without losing
legibility; so with 30 participants I figger max 20 reports, say avg. two
pages per, so 60 pics at 30 kb so 1.8 meg -- still a bit big but not
ridiculous... and for those who prefer, multiple copies of the prints
Kenoli,
If you can get the Nikon Coolpix 995, take it
Unfortunately they try to market the new model and it seems to be
difficult to get the 995 model
Bernd
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Yum. The whole thing sounds delicious.
Chris
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Hi Kenoli,
I am very happy with my little digital photo camera (Kodak DX-3500).
The price is approx.: EUR 359,00. The camera is simple, but good!
It is inclusive a very good software.Therefore you are able to archiv,
change, and also send your photos easy as emails.
Best greetings from Berlin
Gab
Winston clarified:
> Thanks to Chris and Reinhard for your thoughts. You both refer to
"text".
> What I am really considering is doing away with the computer (for the
> purposes of creating text) completely, asking the participants to
render
> their reports (including "who came" etc.) entirely
Julie,
Thank YOU! What clearness and a wonderful way of expressing that we always
have a choice - easier said than done but a wonderful way of making me
remember. This I will save and put well in sight in front of me.
Bless you
Eva
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Winston wrote:
What I am really considering is doing away with the computer (for the
purposes of creating text) completely...
and now this thread for us goes much further than digital cameras.
Hewlitt Packard Int. deleeted pc-written records of meetings totally in
favour of huge wallpapers with g
Harrison,
I would love to have a look...a number of the communities I am working in
these days are struggling with their own issues of peace and having the
9/11/Bush-man media overlay seems to confuse and contort their view of
themselves and the possibilities.
Please send as a Word doc.
Shalom,
Winston--
Sorry for the blank message. The main drawback that I can see to using
photos to record flip charts is that a graphics file will be a lot larger
than a text file of the same written information. I have scanned
Russian-language meeting notes into my computer, only to find that I had a
v
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Winston,
Following Reinhard's argument...
Yes, with a little bit of on-the-job instructions for a functional
team of visual documentalists you can get a good result.
In workshops here in Mozambique I ritualized the installation of such
functional teams (in fact in all structured events bigger th
From a more mundane perspective, can anyone recommend a brand and
model of digital camera that is not too expensive but performs well.
I am wanting to buy one for a conference and am wondering what to buy.
--Kenoli
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Thanks to Chris and Reinhard for your thoughts. You both refer to "text".
What I am really considering is doing away with the computer (for the
purposes of creating text) completely, asking the participants to render
their reports (including "who came" etc.) entirely on the flip charts, and
then us
beautiful
Reinhard
Thanks to Chris and Reinhard for your thoughts. You both refer to "text".
What I am really considering is doing away with the computer (for the
purposes of creating text) completely, asking the participants to render
their reports (including "who came" etc.) entirely on the
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