steve40 wrote:
I started taking pictures, when Kodachrome was still ASA (iso) 10. For those who don't know! it was 1950. My first camera, was a vintage 1938 Kodak Brownie six-16 folding bellows camera. It was called a pocket camera :) that was if your pocket was large enough to hold a brick, and two ham sandwiches.
Over the years I had many, in fact too many cameras to mention. SLR's, Rangefinders, Poloroids, and snapshot box cameras. All some type of roll film.
I never considered digital, until film began to get too high for me to justify using it. My first digital camera was in 2002, and was a Fuji A-101 a 1 mp camera with a fixed 35mm lens. My last 35mm was an Olympus OM-2, a real nice little jewel. Its gone now but still remembered, and not forgotten.
For me digital, will never replace film in my heart and memory. You can teach old dogs new tricks, but they never forget the old ones or let them die.
I started taking pictures, when Kodachrome was sti... (
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I think I love you........... I still have boxes and boxes of negatives..... Is that a bad thing?????