Welcome to the Virgcast, the flagship podcast of knowing that the key to the

camera control on the iPhone 16 is that it does whatever it's going to do when

you let go of the button,

not when you press the button.

Total game changer.

I'm your friend David Pierce, and I am doing

what I guess you would call a camera audit.

So I've decided for a bunch of reasons

that I want to take fewer photos and videos on my phone,

especially of like life memories. I think if you're doing it for a purpose, it's fine.

But I just want to have these photos and not take them in a way that sort of ruins the memory of the moment, if that makes

sense, and I have definitely been guilty of taking out my phone, taking a picture, and then being like,

oh, while I'm here, let me check my fantasy team for 45 minutes.

And that's bad, so I'm trying to get out of that.

And I've discovered I actually have a lot of options around here.

I have old phones, and really any phone from the last couple of years I have old pixels old

iPhones I have a nothing phone like there's a bunch of decent camera options here maybe I

should use one of those I have a DJI osmo pocket this thing great videos. I do a lot of Virgcast stuff with it actually and I like it quite a bit.

I have an old Sony Alpha 6,000 lying around here somewhere. I have a lot of options. And I was thinking I need to buy a new camera, some fancy new, you know, the FujiX 100 or whatever.

And I probably will, let's be honest, This is just the life I've chosen. I spend all of the money on gadgets that I don't have

But I think there's something interesting about repurposing one of these gadgets.

I mean, hell, I have the humane AI pin and the Rabbit R1 here.

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