I do not man. It has been so long since I handled a film camera... I would probably be hard pressed to even load it right.
But honestly, you don't need a bitchen camera to take really good shots. While it certainly helps, it's not a requirement. I've done senior pictures for four different kids now and only the most recent one was done with an SLR. Everyone that sees the pictures claims they look just as good as a professional. While I don't see it, it doesn't really matter as long as they are happy. Even still, it's a good way to make extra cash on the side. I just agree to follow them around for a day taking the pictures they want: Studio, action shots, fashion shots whatever and when I'm done, I go home and pick out the best twenty pictures and touch them up. I'll then burn every single picture I took that day plus the ones I touch up to a DVD, slap a label on it and hand it over to them. (usually 400+ pictures) I have to label it because it has my release statement (Just saying anyone who wants can print these photos) on it. I have to include that because when I touch an image up like that, I sign it somewhere as you have seen in a lot of my work.
AND when I do touch up a picture, I'm not looking for drastic improvements. In fact, when you look at a picture and then look at me and ask what I did to it, then I feel accomplished.
