I didn’t like that I couldn’t see what was behind my Sony TR5MP while I was using it, so I replaced the screen with a transparent one

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ju-lien/7595473/

Nice job, especially without a tripod. Someone mentioned this already on the Desktop Part Deux thread .

Thanks In fact, it is so much fun, that I made a second one:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ju-lien/7616295/

I both love and hate the fact that I don’t have a tripod. Sure, it makes things much more interesting, but I am literally spending hours to shoot the photos because aligning the camera in my hand is such a major fiddling…

Didn’t look in the Desktop Part deux thread for a while, I think I should…

Frodo, I’m impressed.  I looked pretty hard and couldn’t find any dead pixels on your screen.  8)

uuh, I don’t get it?

just a snide remark referring to all the dead pixel reports on the playstation portable here in the US, that’s all. again, Frodo, very impressive…i’ll have to try this with my x505 in the near future.  8)

[quote author=“nhc538”]just a snide remark referring to all the dead pixel reports on the playstation portable here in the US, that’s all.

Silly me 8)
The PSP isn’t available in Europe yet and won’t be available for month. Engadget and others reported.

So, to keep me from freaking out, I’m keeping myself from getting too much news, information and other stuff about the PSP.

I read about the dead pixel problem, now, and suddenly your posting makes sense

again, Frodo, very impressive…i’ll have to try this with my x505 in the near future.  8)

Yes, do so! Must look great with a X505. It’s so thin anyway But, save yourself some valuable hours, use a tripod.

Dude those pictures are awesome!  Very well done.