You are a 35mm Film Camera
If it ain't broke, don't fix it. That's your motto. If something works, and has worked for years, you don't tend to mess with it. You don't understand why it's so hard to find record albums. They will have to pry your VHS system out of your cold, dead hands. Your friends find you to be stubborn, but stable. They do know they can always count on you in a crisis.
Embrace your inflexibility, while considering if it's time to take some baby steps forward:
- If you seriously are attached to that film camera, see if it's time to move on by asking yourself, "Are You Ready to Go Digital?"
- Get hip with the lingo with this Digital Camera Glossary
- Store all that precious film and nice photo prints with some of these Top Photo Storage Boxes and Organizers
Want to share? Tell others about your inner camera. Just copy and paste the following code for use on your Web site, as a signature in e-mails or as a message board avatar:
<img src="http://z.about.com/d/cameras/1/0/h/1/quizfilm.jpg" align="left">I am a 35mm Film Camera. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. That's my motto. If something works, and has worked for years, I don't tend to mess with it. I don't understand why it's so hard to find record albums. They will have to pry my VHS system out of my cold, dead hands. My friends find me to be stubborn, but stable. They do know they can always count on me in a crisis.<br> How about you? Take the personality quiz and find out <b><a href="http://cameras.about.com/library/quiz/blpersonality.htm">What Type of Camera Are You?</a></b>.
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