A Sunset and a Problem

Sunset over Waterfall Village.  Pentecost Island, Vanuatu.

Enjoying a Sunset fit for Two.

Pentecost Island Problem

I love my little Canon 300HS, I probably love it too much. I decided to treat myself and bought the 300HS back in Chicago earlier this year.

I bought it because while I absolutely cherish my Canon 30D, let’s face it. It’s a royal pain to lug around a DSLR all day long.

Which is what I normally do.

I also wanted a nice little camera that can shoot video in Full HD, to help further document my travels.

After a bit of research and an awesome sale – I opted for the Canon 300HS.

It’s small, compact, sleek and takes amazing photos and video – for what it is.

And I love it!

The Problem is This

Now I take it everywhere – which is what I intended it’s use for.

However, I leave the 30D either back at camp or in my camera bag. I didn’t realize it at the time, but I don’t have nearly as many photos that I would have like to have taken while in Vanuatu as I should have.


Now, it’s not like I took only a handful of photos either – I took over 800 photos on the 30D but it’s not enough and there are a number of photos that I took with the 300HS that I should have took with the 30D.

There is some trade off though. A lot of photos that I took with the 300HS, I would not have taken because it was a spur of the moment, once in a life time thing.

Like the photo pictured above.

In this situation, I would not have had the 30D anyways – unless I had planned on a sunset shoot.

Which I was not.

Either Way

You take the good with the bad. I’m still really happy with the photos that I took with the 300HS. As I mentioned there are several photos that I wouldn’t of took anyway because I wouldn’t of had the 30D.

Just like anything in life, there is always a sacrifice.

Do You have a Small Secondary Point and Shoot Camera? Have You Found Yourself in a Similar Situation?

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