Lol, I don't care too much about the pending doom of film, just wanted to grab your attention.
Having to return to college to get a degree I should have gotten years ago, I decided to have work pay for my photography class whilst gunning for my engineering degree. Unfortunately, I have to take B/W film photography before I can take digital photography. It's not too bad, but man does it take a long time to process film. My hands are dry, wrinkled, and smell of chemicals.
The plus side is the knowledge gained at school has started to help me with my D40. For example, I now know how to manually adjust my aperture!!! I didn't know it was possible since my starter lens doesn't have an aperture ring. I suppose all digital lenses are like that, but I don't know for sure.
If things go well, I should be able to learn how to photograph not entirely sucky pictures.
