My favourite piece of technology

This post is little difficult for me, because my relation with technology is merely like user. Nowadays, it's impossible deny the importance of technology in our lives, in this sense, I think my favourite piece of technology is the my digital camera.

Shot a picture with a digital camera and see the image instantly is something I really enjoy. The almost infinite number of shots that you can take, in different contexts I think, is the most democratic act in photography.

I remember the first digital camera that I saw, in 2000's, it was a sony without internal memory, it used disquete. That was a really and unpractical camera, because for one disquete you can kept almost 15 pictures!!

Since 2020, I have a digital camera it's a canon EOS mirrorless and compact camera with interchangeable lens, it's very light and easy to transport, so I can use it in travels like as archaeology's field works.

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