Toss your meters, fools!

Aw heck. Throw away your cameras and film, too. You really don't need either
to make photographs.

j wrote:

Aw heck. Throw away your cameras and film, too. You really don't need either
to make photographs.

Well, I guess I could be tempted
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"Stewy" wrote in message
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In article ,
"j" wrote:

Aw heck. Throw away your cameras and film, too. You really don't need
either
to make photographs.

Personally, I think it's way to easy for digital photographers -
whatever happened to the necessity of having three hands to change a
roll of film? Come on you digital camera manufacturers, I'm sure you
could make it a lot more difficult.

I almost lost a memory card in a mill race once while removing it from the
camera's slot - I don't think I've ever significantly fumbled a film and if
I did, apart from a few precious images, the financial loss would be
minimal.

Simon

"Stewy" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"j" wrote:

Aw heck. Throw away your cameras and film, too. You really don't need
either
to make photographs.

Personally, I think it's way to easy for digital photographers -
whatever happened to the necessity of having three hands to change a
roll of film? Come on you digital camera manufacturers, I'm sure you
could make it a lot more difficult.

I almost lost a memory card in a mill race once while removing it from the
camera's slot - I don't think I've ever significantly fumbled a film and if
I did, apart from a few precious images, the financial loss would be
minimal.

Simon