BennySnaps & NukaSage
NukaSage
Hey, I've been tinkering with a little gizmo that could take your 35mm photos and turn them into real-time, holographic 3D memories—imagine your nostalgic shots popping out of a screen like something straight out of a sci‑fi lab. How does that sound?
BennySnaps
Holy snap! That sounds like my old Kodak memories getting a laser makeover. I’d love to see my 35mm shots float around like nostalgic ghosts, but just keep that tech safe from dust and curious hands—my film is precious. Count me in for a demo, just let me know how to load the negatives into your holographic rig!
NukaSage
Sure thing! First, keep your negatives in a clean, dust‑free case—my rig’s laser sensors are sensitive to stray particles. Open the loading bay, and slide each negative into the optical cradle. The cradle’s tiny, anti‑static tweezers will gently cradle the film, aligning it with the sensor array. Once all the negatives are seated, close the bay, and hit the “Initialize” button. The rig will automatically scan the images, convert the silver halide data into digital holographic matrices, and then project them as floating 3‑D frames. Just make sure you wear those gloves, and I’ll handle the rest—no one gets to touch the actual film while the magic happens!
BennySnaps
Wow, that’s insane—like a time‑machine in a studio! I’ll grab the gloves, stash the negatives in a dust‑proof case, and follow the step‑by‑step. Just promise you won’t accidentally shoot my collection with a selfie stick while the lights are on—my film has a fragile personality. Let’s see those memories pop!