my daughter, the rocket surgeon

[porktaco]

she got her first real camera a couple of weeks ago (nikon slr). and, of course, the lens got dirty pretty fast.

here honey, use this special cleaning cloth. let me show you how to get the grease and fingerprints off your lens...

as soon as i turn my back

oh god dad, it's so sooooooft.

then she starts to rub it all over her face.

*facepalm*

 

[axiom]

to us
our lens glass is more valuable than anything

to her
the photography gear is a 2nd rate citizen

 

[Sparrow]

actually ... my daughter is the more valuable to me

 

[ruby.monkey]

My kids are still at an age where they're addicted to the taste of Leica lens coatings.

 

[t.s.k.]

hehe, I never met a rocket surgeon I didn't like...
In fact, I've never met one at all !

 

[Thardy]

I have a couple of those rocket surgeons!

 

[StevenJohn]

I had to explain to my mother that a blue Zeiss lenscloth is not a fancy tissue. I guess it goes both ways.

 

[rbelyell]

rocket scientist; brain surgeon...unless operating on rockets. ):

 

[Spavinaw]

Rocket surgeon! I like that! Obviously took a brain scientist to think that up.

 

[nikon_sam]

Whenever I look at my wife's or daughter's cameras I have to clean fingerprints off the lens and screens...
Can't believe they can even use them when they're that dirty...doesn't seem to bother them...
Cleaning cloth on her face...caused me to roll my eyes when I read that...

 

[PMCC]

Obviously took a brain scientist to think that up.

Exactly, it's not rocket surgery.

 

[bfffer]

thats very cute.

If i ever had kids, I would give them shock, mud, water proof cameras.

haha

 

[BTMarcais]

Has anyone actually read the fine print on the back of the Pelican cases? You know, the heavy plastic waterproof hard cases that look like they'll protect your gear against pretty much anything except atomic bombs?

They have a limited lifetime warranty against everything except:
Shark Bite
Bear Attack
Children Under 5 Years Old.

(they must have kids )

-Brian