View from hotel window, the city of Tokyo.

"While I was over there, I created a web site for the kids' school. It was a great way to show the teachers how to effectively use this digital imaging technology to tell a story," explained Jones. "So many people hear negative things about the Internet. I think my project gave the teachers and administrators a better idea of how powerful the Internet really is."

Jones said it was amazing how many people had digital cameras at the Olympics. In fact, three of his 5-person CBS Nagano crew ended up buying KODAK digital cameras in Japan. "They were so impressed with what I was doing."

Fans cheer team HKA during Feb. 14th game!

	Olympic Ceremony

"The DC210 is one of our main digital tools," explained Jones. "We use the camera to capture interactive models and props. And, it makes web work very simple." In his CBS life, Jones uses his DC210 camera to capture storyboards. His primary imaging program is ADOBE Photoshop. And, now that he's home, Jones is getting his kids hooked on digital photography, too.

The Jones Family

"This camera is so easy that my kids have started using it. And, they are having a lot of fun. It's amazing how much they have picked up just by watching me work with the pictures." added Jones. "Now, they want to get in there and have fun with their own pictures and play. My daughter was even inspired to take a computer graphics course this summer. All because I got this camera."

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