Oh, you caught me washing my Lika. That's right. A Lika. This is a new way to wash your Lika, but you should only do it with the Lika X-Shoe camera. This is a new underwater, all-weatherproof camera from Lika. And it's a blast. I've had more fun with this camera. They made it simple. They made it easy to use. It's just easy. Watch this. Let me dry it off. Just takes a quick paper towel. Just to dry it off. And it's on. There's no rangefinder, so you can't put your eye up to it. That's a rear screen. And it'll take a couple of pictures of Chris. And as you can see, there he is. We can dip it in the bucket. Come out. And Chris is still with us. Do you believe that? What other camera on the market can you do that with today? All right. Enough joking around. Let me tell you some of the nice things about this little camera. Very rubberized. Rubber, so it doesn't slip out of your hands. Nice recessed areas for putting your next strap on. I use the peak design next strap where I can put the eyelets through there. It's got buttons down along the side. That's it. It's one of the simplest menu systems I have ever seen in a camera. If I hit the menu button, all I have to do is there's no sub buttons. Nothing. I can just go down here. And there's like six different screens. You pick the screen. You go over and you kind of make your selection in a way you go. So it's quite simple. I work with it. It's a 16 megapixel camera. Works JPEGs and Raws. You have some dials up top here unlike some of the other cameras. And I have it set to A. And I have it set for single. You can do continuous two. So if you want, I can do continuous shooting. I have taken this camera underwater and done movies. You'll see that in a review below. I have taken this camera and dipped it in the surf with sand. Wait till you see. Those pictures in the review, I have beat this camera to death. Excuse me. I just wanted to rinse it off again because I could do that. So this is a very, very simple camera. Everything is kind of sealed in. So all the buttons are kind of extraordinarily simple to use. The dials are big. So if you are underwater and you're trying to make a switch, you can do that easy enough. Bottom line is it's a $3,200 to some odd dollar camera. It's an expensive underwater camera. But it's a Leica. And how many times have you been able to drop a Leica in a bucket of water? And by the way, when I say drop, this has a 1.2G drop factor. Now, whatever that means, I don't know what that means. I can drop it from six inches or a foot, or a yard, or six feet. But the point is, I can drop it. And I've had a lot of fun doing it. This camera passes the test. You've got to love it. Read the review below to see how well it does, but the image quality coming out. The simple files, everything just makes it work. So if you have $3,600 and you want to go swimming with a Leica, this is the camera for you. Thanks so much. And I'll see you on the Loomness Landscape.