Possible N Texas Camera Lost In Chicago

[DragonFly]

Just in case I thought I would post a link to this story. I hope they find the owner of the camera. They believe it has a large number of photos from a Seagoville fast pitch softball team in Texas. For more information use the link below.

http://cbs11tv.com/local/missing.cam...2.1075624.html

[J Eddington]

That is a man to admire. Trying everything to bring the memories home for the girls.

[andyz]

The finder has certainly put a lot into it.

This is one reason I write my name and phone number on my memory cards. I also have contact info in my bags and a "Stuffback" sticker on it. But a belt and suspenders philosophy can't hurt here. Besides, they could be lost separately. (Without the card in the camera, it wouldn't be identified. Though I have thought about adding "Stuffback" stickers to my individual gear.

[toverman]

It was me! I lost my 1Ds Mark III in Chicago after attending the tournament. Was wondering where it was ... that and my 400 f/2.8 L.

Seriously, what a cool gesture. Should be fairly easy to track if there are that many photos ... the team name has to be somewhere on the uniforms, right?

[Cajungaltx]

Another thing to prove, that despite what the news reports - there are still good folks out there.

[Jim Victory]

He might try looking at the exif data. It may have the owners name in it. I put my name and copyright data in all of my cameras so it will be included in the exif data of every shot.