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why yes, your hell-portal camera seems to be working, and has captured an images of conjoined cenobites.
If by "work," you mean "warn everyone that CMOS cameras are asstastic for low-light scenes," you have succeeded.
That's with a 650? It looks more like the stuff you'd get from a 600.
ja, very nice craniopagus twins... but this really gives me the creeps.
Small insight after watching a show about a set of conjoined twin girls almost like the picture you posted. They said "everybody thinks we're one person with two heads.Really, we're two people with one body."
Each one controls her own side of the shared body. They have to cooperate to walk, ride a bike, wash, eat, everything. Kinda cool if you ask me.
Perhaps JWZ is trying to indicate that he's been hitched. Just an idea.
Honey, if it works for you, it works for me.
Wow, what a very bad example pic. You can't recognize me at all, and <lj user="rzr_grl"> is all cheek and mole.
That aside, do we now know how I can post to lj with words only, and not use a flikr account to do it for me?
If it's any solace, I recognized the both of you, though the picture quality is poor.
That was you? Eep. I just assumed it was Jamie.
You want to post to lj with "words only"? I don't understand- are you trying to use your treo to post an image directly (say to scrapbook) and not have to use flickr? I'd love to help, if I can!
no, I have figured out how to post to flickr, which then cross posts to LJ, but now I want to just send an email from my treo to lj to post an update.
I know I cacn post using blazer, but that is such a pain in the ass.
ah- posting by email is a paid account feature:
http://www.livejournal.com/manage/emailpost.bml
OK, I upgraded and now it works.
Thank you.
whoot! I'm so glad! Lemme know if anything doesn't work as you'd expect- and if I can, I'd be happy to look into it!
one trick to try is to focus the lens on a very very dark surface for like 20 seconds before attempting the pic. if your lens has a movable aperture it will open all the way, allowing you to get way better light in the end image.
example of image where i did not do this:
example of where I did:
both were taken at Sparkies on the non-red neon side
My life would be just a little bit better if I were to find out that was from a toilet cam.
Hrm, did someone finally drink the Monkeys Ass?
I did! It was asstacular!
wait... is that good?