All Around Maui: Photos from our Kula house (Canon D60 vs. Sony DSC-T1). March 21, 2004
I took these photos of our rented Kula cottage about one month before
we're planning to move out. Another purpose for this presentation is
to compare two digital cameras. The photos in the left column are from
the Canon D60, a digital SLR that I bought in March 2002. The photos
in the right column are meant to be the same shot taken with our brand
new Sony DSC-T1, a shirt-pocketable camera that we bought about one
week ago.
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Canon D60
The front of our little cottage
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SONY DSC-T1
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Canon D60
A native Hawaiian fern that Monique bought at Home Depot
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SONY DSC-T1
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Canon D60
A native Hāpu`u fern growing in the ground
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SONY DSC-T1
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Canon D60
The same Hāpu`u fern
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SONY DSC-T1
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Canon D60
A native Hāpu`u fern growing in a pot, with trumpet ginger
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SONY DSC-T1
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Canon D60
Angel's Trumpet
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SONY DSC-T1
The remainder of these shots were taken with one camera or the other,
but not both, so they get their own section.
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SONY DSC-T1
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SONY DSC-T1
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Canon D60
A dead Jackson's Chameleon, found well interfaced with our driveway. Tree told me that it's been there for a long time.
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Canon D60
The end of our little cottage
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Canon D60
This is our "view." It's not great, but at least we can see a sliver of ocean.
