DJ Mayumi Ushimawa

A couple of days ago, while spending a few moments at my place in Second Life I asked my friend Mayumi if I can take a few snapshots of her. Mayumi has a very beautiful looking avatar and I was going to use the snapshots on the header of Shopping Lifestyle Merchants, a site that features items from the various alternative Second Life online marketplaces like metaLIFE.

Mayumi works as a DJ for Hire in Second Life. She also spends a few minutes of her precious time playing her tunes at 3 Stars and a Sun.

Below are some more snapshots of her (forgive the quality, I save my snapshots in JPG format to save disk space):

I know that the quality of my snapshots aren’t that good but saving them in higher quality means larger files and that is something I’m really avoiding right now. Saving disk space is a priority (until I buy a new computer).

In Second Life, taking a photo or snapshot of your avatar is very easy to do. All you’ll have to do is rotate your camera view until you see your self on-screen. In real life, it’s a little bit difficult specially if you are all alone with no one to take your photo. This is where the Xshot! Camera Extender comes in handy because you can easily take photos of yourself by yourself.

The XShot is a lightweight, telescopic camera extender that holds your camera at a distance to capture great pictures and films when no one is around to take your picture. The XShot extends over 3 feet (37″) to capture the subjects and the background or a group shot. It closes to just 9 inches and weighs only 5 oz! It is built with a durable metal shaft and high quality components. The XShot is also great for making films and video diaries. Since the camera is pointing at you, you are always in the frame.

Extend, Aim, and Smile!

Anyway, if you are looking for a hot and beautiful DJ to spin the tunes in your next event or party then why not look up DJ Mayumi Ushimawa.

Tags: 3 Stars and a Sun, disc jockey, dj, jpg format, mayumi ushimawa, photos, Snapshots, tunes

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