I have always been a photography buff. I love the results you get with the old equipment. I'm actually very surprised you can purchase film for them. I had Kodak camera from the 70s that took film cartridges. Then I had a 35mm. I gave up on 'em in the last few years, and just went cheapo and used the disposable cameras...usually with marginal results. I recently purchased a Kodak Easyshare digital camera with 12 megapixels, and even though it is a very basic camera with only 3x zoom, it gets great results. I'm new to taking a memory card and plugging it into the computer, but I love the red eye feature, and the cropping abilities. It's very simple for an old school guy like me to operate/understand. I've even entered a photo contest recently...Arkansas Democrat Gazette is sponsoring a "Capture Arkansas" contest, and they will produce a book and a cd of all pictures submitted that fit their guidelines. I hope a few of my pictures will make the book, but as I have learned, there are many great photographers out there, and they apparently have bought these cameras that cost $1,000 to $2,000 that do all sorts of tricks and make fab pictures that look like pros took em.