Alright, so do you remember a few episodes ago we had this discussion about photography

and how it preserves things? Do you remember that? Yes I do.

So the camera I've been using is an SLR, not a DSLR but an SLR, but it just bought something

I want to show you here on the Zoom call. Check. Looks like a little black leather pouch.

Yeah, opening the pouch. Look at this. What does it look like? A gray brick that I assume

is some sort of camera? Yeah, listen to this. Is that cool?

So this is a film camera. How old is that camera? I don't know. It's called an Nikon 35 Ti.

It is like, it's a coveted point and shoot camera. Like it is a camera that photographers

have claimed is one of the best point and shoot film cameras that was ever made.

That's up for debate. I don't really know if that's a thing or not, but check this out.

On the top, it's got this little needle and like if I want to shoot an aperture mode,

I can do that and then I can just roll a little wheel. What? And it will change the aperture

and you read it on these needles. It looks like a gasket.

Oh, wait. Doesn't that look cool? I'm shooting on an SLR as well. Curdacy of you. Thank you

for that once again. Yeah, you're welcome. I use speed booster. No, I don't have to have

a speed booster with it. I go straight to a Sigma lens that I really like one that I use

with my digital photography. I'm going to take a picture of you while we're doing this.

Thank you. I'd like that. Just like, let me move this microphone. It took a flash. I

don't know if that's going to look better. It's all the flash. It's just going to look better.

It's just going to flash in the screen. I just failed. I wasted an image. Anyway, I'm

sorry. Go ahead. That's like a buck. Yeah. I owe you a buck. I should have warned you.

I should have thought of it. But one of the tricks with that is that I have a really

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