I lost fifty dollars. It's definitely someone from my family. No one knows where I keep my money except my own family. I do not mind if it was my parents who took it but at least, ASK for my permission. It IS my saving! I'm glad I've stashed away $1000-odd in the bank. My money is safe in there! I'm glad I had open a bank account. *phew* No one (that includes my own FAMILY will never touch my money!)

Jeez. I have thieves in my house. I'll keep quiet about this matter. I won't pursue the matter. I don't think I want some chaos (or drama if you prefer that word) happening in my family.

I really want to get a new camera. I'm going to auction away my 2.4 megapixel camera on the 'net next week. I need funds for my eBay account though. I'm lacking funds. *sigh* So I won't be able to get any thing off the 'net until I sell my camera.

There's this really cool digital camera I really want. Here's a picture.



Here are the specs,

Sensor resolution	8 megapixels
Optical sensor type	CCD
Effective sensor resolution	8,000,000 pixels
Gross sensor resolution	8,300,000 pixels
Light sensitivity	ISO 64, ISO 100, ISO 200, ISO 400, ISO 800
Digital zoom	2 x
Shooting programs	Sunset, Sports mode, Portrait mode, Night portrait
Special effects	Vivid, Solarization, Black & White
Max shutter speed	1/4000 sec
Min shutter speed	30 sec
Exposure metering	Spot, Spot AF area, Multi-segment, Center-weighted
Exposure modes	Bulb, Manual, Program, Automatic, Shutter-priority, Aperture-priority
Exposure compensation	±2 EV range, in 1/3 EV steps
Auto exposure bracketing	3 steps in 1/2 or 1/3 EV steps
White balance	Custom, Presets, Automatic
White balance presets	Flash, Shade, Cloudy, Daylight, Fluorescent, Tungsten light
Status LCD display information	Program, Aperture, Frame counter, Photo quality, Shutter speed, Photos remaining, Battery condition, Picture resolution, White balance indicators
Digital video format	MJPEG
Still image format	RAW, JPEG, TIFF
Continuous shooting speed	7 frames per second, 1.8 frames per second, 2.7 frames per second
Video capture	900 sec - MPEG - 320 x 240 - Max clip duration, 360 sec - MPEG - 544 x 408 - Max clip duration, 900 sec - MPEG - 544 x 408 - Max clip duration, 33 sec - 320 x 240 - With 16MB card

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