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Star Strip page 54

bravo1102

on Dec. 16, 2014

We meet Cadet Lars' roommate and there's a "Can you top this" among the slaves? Well Rusen is an exhibitionist. The figure playing Lieutenant Commander Rusen played a robofemoid in Attack and Battle of the Robo-femoids. I gave her a new hair style and put her in here to show it off. That "D" cup body really fills out that gold shirt.  Cadet Lars and Lenalee are both names I got off of the anime D.Grey Man. Another reason I called the Grey Guys; Grey Guys. To avoid confusion with the anime.

I got the battery charger for the new camera my sister gave to me. Turns out she loves her smart phone so much she never used this brand new Olympus camera. It's the Stylus 10X zoom which is the latest updated version of my old C-730. One third the size with a rechargeable battery pack and that solves my biggest problem with my current camera which eats batteries like no tomorrow. Except this one has some kind of propietary 4 gig data card that won't load to my computer. Fortunately my old card 516 MB fits the camera and that just plugs into the front of my laptop and loading is a snap. And why do I need a 4 GB card? I find out the default picture size on the new camera is 2.5 MB 315dpi. I'm not doing posters here so I don't need to clog up Photoshop with those huge files. The first few pictures were over exposed and too blue.

Turns out the Stylus has smart settings for exposure and flourescent lighting. Another camera that is smarter than the photographer behind it. At least without a standard viewfinder I don't have to stuff my head into tight corners to get shots. My old camera had the liquid crystal viewfinder on the back but it ate up batteries so fast I never used it. This one is built for it so the camrea won't die after 28 pictures. But then I usually only download 20-30 pictures at a time to keep file handling easy. When I first started out doing comics I'd download hundreds of shots at a time and then spend hours wading through them organizing. Now I do one scene at a time put it all into one scene folder and editing goes much faster and smoother.