So we're in the Eastman House in Rochester and this is the playground. This is the photography playground. So they have lots of stuff here to play with like box cameras like this. This is about a 25th of a second box cameras are amazing because now they're all these different ones. I guess that's a film camera that you wind up and then how do you either even... Ah, here we go. That's fun. So this is like the big children's playground. Here's the Belora box. No, it's a codec box but there's a European version of Belora made from bake light and I think that takes 127 film. Let's open it. Let's have a look inside. Does it open? This is how it opens. And then the film goes in here and as it was typical back then the film would be on a curved surface because the lens in there would also project a curved image. So that's for 127 film. That's what we call the small medium format. The bigger medium format is the 120 film so those would be taken 120 or the codec boxes would take 620 film which is not available anymore. Ah, brownie! I love those. Oh yeah. The Argus. The Argus the break. That's an American camera that I think takes 35 millimeter film and look how they do the focusing here. You look through it. It's a rangefinder and then when you turn this, see the mechanics. You see this? Those are gears and when you change the focus it will translate over this gear to this gear and it will change the focus on here. This is the film counter on here so every time you take a shot this will just advance by a shot. It's just amazing stuff here and there's more. Come with me. This is kind of the origins of moving film. So you might have seen these but I've hardly ever seen one of these in action. So what they have is they have this strip in here and you turn it and this is all the different phases of a horse galloping and then when you look through these slits here and now if we start on the top and then move down so I turn this drum. Now if we move the camera down and look through the slits now you get just a short impression of each of the different phases. Actually I think it's going backwards right? Returning the drum in the wrong direction. But anyway this is how the movie is worked and then they did this with lots of photographs and the Mugees Corp is one of these things when you look inside and you turn the crank and then when you look inside it flips individual photos and you get to see moving pictures. So this is how the whole movie thing started. It's just this wonderful place to play. So this is the Eastman House and I'll go play a bit more. See you.