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this post contains discussion of subjects that some may find icky or perhaps even squicky, but the author wishes you to read it because it's some awful shit. for those already aware, this post is in regards to Yesterday's Patreon Shit.


saw a kickstarter today for a product called "I'm Back Film", which i'm not going to link because i don't think this product should under any circumstances exist (although it has already, as is natural for a kickstarter product that tries to "solve" a nonexistant problem, been funded a thousand times past its listed goal).

it's just a fucking ccd sticking out of an imitation roll of film that "converts analog[ue] cameras to digital" as if the reason people like film cameras is purely because of optics and not because of any of the things that are actually unique to film photography.

please tell me if i'm way off base here because although i grew up with film photography and love it today, i am not In The Hobby Or Profession and so my opinions are potentially ass, but i see this as "technology man saw an old nikon and decided what was missing was a lithium-ion battery, wifi, an sd card and a colour lcd screen". every time someone's talked about why they love film photography, the most common parts have been:

  • the number of photos you can take on a single roll being limited can help you consider your shots better
  • the fact that you can't see how a shot turned out until you get it developed is good actually and helps you appreciate the photos better
  • the film itself, its manufacture variances, the developing process, everything about the film photography process that's actually analogue, has tangible impacts on the end result.

at least this is something you just insert into a camera rather than being a thing that you have to modify the camera in order to use, so hopefully no film cameras will be harmed by the kind of villain that buys an old computer or something and guts it to turn it into something mundane ("stick a raspberry pi in it" assholes).



the mgs master collection for nintendo switch has the original HD collection logo on the title screens for MGS2 and 3, as well as the loader banner.
also for some reason it's really slow to load mgs1? if you skip the intro cutscene there's a solid fucking second of hang where it's loading the area. i know the nintendo switch is not a performance juggernaut but i feel like it should be capable of at least matching the sony psp in terms of how well it runs a playstation 1 game.

also the "volume 1" part of the title really strongly suggests that there's more to come, but what else is there? i don't for a fucking second believe that konami are going to put any effort into an mgs4 re-release, the only game that has been completely exclusive to the PS3, and i don't think they're gonna re-release MGR:R and MGSV. the original HD collection included peace walker instead of mgs1 on PS3 and xbox 360, and there's metal gear acid and so on, but.. i dunno.

i would love to have some faith but i just don't.