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Kids Hilariously Reacting To An Old Film Camera

Nov 10, 2014 by Paul Faecks 8 Comments

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Kids reacting to stuff that didn’t exist anymore when they were born is hilarious. TheFineBros recently let kids react to an old-school point-and-shoot film camera, the final video is incredibly funny but see for yourself:

Here are a couple of the best things the kids said in response to the cam:

  • There’s something else you gotta do. Smash it into pieces and buy a new one?
  • I’ve never seen a camera like this in real life.
  • There’s no photo fluid in this thing.
  • You guys need film. Oh, like they use in the movies?
  • What is film? It’s like one of these camera chips that you put in that gives you storage.

[Via PetaPixel]

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Filed Under: Inspiration Tagged With: film, humor, inspiration, Kids react, old, old-school, oldschool, retro, the fine bros, vintage

About Paul Faecks

Paul Faecks is a portrait- and fine art photographer, based in Berlin. Lately, he has started his own website, Learn Studying.com, that helps you be more productive and procrastinate less.

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