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So I was saying I had we were talking about phones and cameras and the fact that

compact cameras essentially did I had an apple camera I don't. No, but it was a I think it was one

megapixel and it was about the size of this book, County Moncristo book, that's it

right there. Okay. How many megapixel pixels? There's two of them there. One's flat like that. I didn't have that one. I had the one on the right. Yeah, that's the one I had. Quick take 200. Yeah. I think it used floppy disks if I remember. I'm trying to remember what you put in there.

This was in the 90s. I want to say yeah and that was a big deal I mean I don't know what the megapixles were but I seemed to remember it was like one

could have been one yeah it was a big deal like you could take some good ass pictures

with that one okay so it is some sort of an SD card. So are you an amateur photographer?

I am. Yes. Do you use actual photography? Do you do like, do you develop your own photographs?

No longer. So I am digital as most people's photographers are these days, except for

people into nostalgia and you know retro and yeah hipster stuff but I do have a manual

focus camera so I am old school in that way and I set my own aperture, I use a tripod when I can so and I do take it

seriously I love the gadgets but I also love thinking about visual experience. I started off as a

psychologist studying visual cognition and so I'm interested in how the brain

perceives color and shape what makes for an aesthetically pleasing

image what makes for a nice landscape what makes for a nice portrait so it

combines my love of gadgets with my love of visual cognition.

There really is an art to it too, you know, the idea of just pressing a button and aiming a camera,

people go, well, anyone can do do that but anyone doesn't have the the sight of

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