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Last Updated: Friday, February 10, 2006
05.03: Just a handful of DanaCam pics from the moving days, mid-May, 2003...
08.02.02: Well, it's been a while. But seeing as I'm home so much this summer, you should get another look at the DanaCam. Here's the archives so far - nothing terribly fascinating (especially if you're a follower of the DanaBlog), but the nice thing is that Paint Shop Pro 7.0 has some nice algorithms for JPEG artifact removal and colour correction, so these pictures should actually look pretty good...
03/25/02: The DanaCam has pretty much been shut down. If you want to read about why, and also read the answers to some of the frequently asked questions about the camera, click here or on the DanaCam FAQ button above.
09.04.01: A few new final updates, finally some with the captioning and date and time stamp again...and some featuring the ShelbyCam...I can finally do "on the fly" captures with the new software...
07.23.01: I found a few more captures in a folder, while I was redesigning the domain. There aren't that many because the new cam software doesn't allow you to do on-the-fly captures as easily. And the picture captioning option is gone, too! I'm not a happy camper. But, I'll try and grab frames when I can. Enjoy!
04.26.01: Here is the first gallery from the new DanaCam, active since April. There aren't that many captures yet. More to come...stay tuned!
...in the meantime, here are a handful of my favourites from the DanaCam 2000 series, especially for those of you who have heard about it, but wondered what all the fuss was about...
^ Separated at Birth??? ^
and, the "moving" series...four days of packing hell before I went around the world...
...and some final pictures on August 23, 2000, just before I left::
