This past month I've learned how to use actual film cameras. I mean like hook 35mm film in the back, adjust the aperture and shutter speed, set the ISO, take pictures and wind it each time. Pop the button wind up the film with the teeny handle till you hear a click. Open and hope it's not exposed, go in a tiny closet without even the tiniest sliver of a safe light, feel around till the film rolls popped open, cut it, hook and wind on the metal thingy, put in the container. take temp, adjust accordingly, pre wash, developer, stop, fix more, fix less, wash, remover, wash, photo flo, dry. Now you have negatives. Don't even bother me about the contact sheet or making prints on the enlarger. I always have to waste like 3 pieces of photo paper before I like the framing, exposure, contrast, density. One hour photo my ass.