Still remember these. This was state of the art 50 years ago, roughly, and a typical analog camera, and back then of course you shot your films or photos on these films and this was rather expensive back in the day, but today it's even more expensive and a bit cumbersome. So of course I did the obvious and replaced this film cartridge by a digital cartridge based on a Raspberry Pi. So you have a digital camera that looks like this and can do everything that you expect from a digital camera nowadays. It can do video, it can do a stream video of a Wi-Fi and store things on an SD card. So let's find out how I built this and how this works. Just a quick recap of how these things work back in the day. So you could open this up here in the back like so and here you have a compartment for your film cartridge. So you put pull that handle here up, put that film in here and spool it in on the other side and then you're good to go. And this here is of course the shutter that opens and exposes it a film. So rather simple. And I actually did a copy kind of this design and built this. So this is same as this format-wise. And what you're seeing here is the Raspberry Pi camera with its lens removed so that this actually behaves like the film did in the analog camera. And everything else is pretty much not that spectacular if a Raspberry Pi 0W. So we have Wi-Fi. This is the camera and here we have a Li-Po battery and a DC-2 DC converter to boost that up to 5V for the Raspberry Pi. And of course this fits nicely here into the camera, the camera like so. And then you have a digital camera. Let's try out how that works. And we have an image. This is really far zoomed in. Actually it's hard for me to orientate myself. So what do we have here? Well a tree here and the background focus a bit better. Oh actually image quality. It's not that bad. Actually I'm quite surprised. So what you're seeing here, this is full HD. But yeah this looks nice. Let's go to another location and see how that works. This lettering in reality is actually that one here. So you get a rather good impression of the amount of zoom that we are having here. But overall from the image quality, stand for I'm really impressed. This is filmed down the street. Well you can see it's wiggling still a bit but not too bad. Image quality looks fine so far. Well and now we see some cars passing by here. And again, oh actually this looks pretty good. So oh actually I couldn't really tell from this that this was shot on a 50 year old camera. Looks pretty much like a digital camera to me. Overall and I'm really happy how this turned out. Like this actually gives some interesting and nice looking images and it feels so weird having this old school cameras doing live streams here over Wi-Fi and a recording video. It's really an odd feeling but a really fun one. So I can only recommend to also build something for your cameras because it is really fun and gives these things a new life which is I think always great for these nice high quality retro tech items. Alright then thanks a lot for watching and see you soon. Bye!