I've almost always had a camera near by. I started getting serious with my Minolta XG-1 back in 1980 (I know dinosaurs roamed around). I used various Kodak Instamatics before that. This one was my first 'real camera'. I still pull her out from time to time.
The other, a Sony DSC H50, a bridge camera. It has aperture, shutter modes as well as program. I really had a great deal of fun with this as it has a Carl Zeiss lens. I also still use her occasionally but, she uses a memory stick not a SD card. She is a bit slower now but then again so am I. :-)
Great capture. Like the sneaky selfie. I still use my Pentax K-1000 from time to time. But there's fewer and fewer places left to develop film. Crazy to think that there's a strong possibility that in a few decades, maybe even less, film may be completely gone.
Clever processing! I still have all my old working cameras and my first slr- a Yashica FX3. Even though they're mechanical they seem to become a part of us in some way.
