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October 15th 03, 03:24 AM
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In article 53_ib.777467$uu5.134981@sccrnsc04, Jay Honeck
wrote: A few things I discovered: 1. Two miles up is actually TOO high for good photography with a standard Canon Elph digital camera. The pictures I found to be best were taken around 8,000 feet as we slowly spiraled down to land. An Elph? Really? I think it's time to consider cutting a hole in the belly and installing a camera port. Get yourself a good Hasselblad and you have a new business to pay for the Grape fill-up. Oh the places you'll go, the things you will see... 
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