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Aug 01, 2006 08:29 |  #1

ok after looking at my photos and thinking, why are they not 'sharp' anymore, after trying different lenses...thorough cleaning...usm to extreme amounts everything i could think of, i finally ask the other 1/2, she couldnt see a problem (but she's happy with snaps),i even considered sending my baby(d20) in for checking.
Then the wife passed me her reading glasses....BINGO..shar​p pics again...so down to the opticians..result a pair of reading glasses..now clear pics..lovely.
Strange how you dont realise the deteriation over a life time..ah well old age creeps up on us all.;)


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Aug 02, 2006 18:18 |  #2

lol, i'm almost there myself!


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Aug 02, 2006 18:27 |  #3

LOL.. you should see me in the evenings with my chin almost resting on my laptop.. and it's about time for new glasses for me as well...


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Aug 02, 2006 23:06 |  #4

I remember driving home after picking up my first pair of glasses a couple years ago.
While stopped at the first red light, I couldn't believe the difference as I repeatedly lifted the glasses on and off my nose. Funny how hard it is noticing small changes over time.


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