
Now What?


I changed the lens and I think it works! The light meter is not a big fan of this lens in this room. I expect the two pics I just took will be underexposed and blurry.

I feel like I am becoming a little obsessed with Dad’s camera.
Dad’s camera has a built in light meter. It runs on a little watch battery. The battery hasn’t been changed since the 80’s (if ever). Luckily I had a pack of the correct batteries (thanks to the pocket watch reclamation project from last year) and it turns out the meter works!
I took a couple of pictures, despite my microscopic knowledge of full manual camera operation. I’d use one of those pics for my photo a day thing but… you know… film. No instant gratification here.
The film in the camera has been sitting there since the 80’s. I don’t know anything about expired film besides the fact that it does expire. When the roll runs out, will anything be developable? Will anything work? Who knows. Also, there were six or seven shots taken before I got involved. I’m a little afraid to find out what they were. I haven’t a clue.
I think I’m going to try to put the other lens on next. Sweet!

In the interest of home security…
Anyone happen to have a sharpening stone? What about batting gloves in size Godzilla.
This still has film in it. I think it’s from the mid 80’s.
Anyone happen to have an owners manual?
I was down cellar. I came upstairs to go to bed and there was an interloper stealing my spot.
No way, small, dark, and fury. That’s my spot. Piss off!
The second flower on the Japanese Peace Lily is starting to open. Exciting!


