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Jay's Favorite Cameras

3 megapixel, 2.8x Optical Zoom. I have owned three Olympus digital cameras. This is the upgrade to the camera that took these photos. And this. And these. It's amazing to find a camera like this for less than $300. For $60 less, you can buy the

I currently carry an , 4 megapixels with 2.8x Optical Zoom. I love the size of this cam -- about 2/3 of the D-550, but the photos are little better than with my old 500 series. And the D-40 costs nearly $500.

Sample from D500

Sample from D40 (click)

Digital photography is a two-step process. First you snap the photo. Then you crop, lighten, and tweak the image. My photo editing software of choice is

, also known as the "poor man's Photoshop." Every one of these photos was processed in PaintShop Pro. $70.

I have a similar model, the

, but the PC101 costs $60 less after rebate, takes stills at twice the resolution of mine, and appears to be the same in other regards. Choosing a camcorder is a matter of personal taste. I bought my Sony because it is very small -- literally fits in a pocket , has a Zeiss 10x zoom lens, and takes excellent digital video. $1,200 after rebate.

Jay's Favorite Gadgets

I have five of them. The larger model goes for $39.

I carry on my keyring. It's $15.

CardScan Executive (600c/V6)

When I return from a conference with a fistful of business cards, I run them through this mini-scanner, and nine times out of ten, it captures all the informaiton on a card and puts it into a simple database which I import into Outlook. $153 after rebate.

Olympia

Ultra Portable Sound System. I love this half-pound, pocket-sized gadget. Plug the SoundBug's cable into your laptop's audio-out jack; stick its suction-cup on a window. The SoundBug vibrates the glass, turning it into a (75 dbm max) speaker! $30.

Favorite Books of 2002

Blog notes

by Jay Cross and Lance Dublin
140 pages. More Information $38.95

"Strategy, marketing, and implementation are key to a successful deployment of e-learning. I am pleased to see a new book that addresses the nitty gritty of how to actually implement e-learning in an organization. This is a book that will save dollars and headaches." -- Elliott Masie, President, The MASIE Center

ASTD Members, buy here for $32.95

Beyond eLearning: A Vision of the Next Five Years
by Jay Cross and Ian Hamilton
200+ pages of solid analysis and thought-provoking commentary. Single user license. More Information $350