Nearly everytime I took a picture on the Pentax the kids would run up to see what I had just taken a picture of. They looked at the back of the camera, puzzled that they couldn't see the picture I just took.
Their exposure to digital camera's framed their experience in a way that their expectations we're of an instant image appearing on the back of the camera. Digital cameras were not a new technology for them but the norm and their experience up to that point had never included traditional film cameras.
A similar, yet more popularly known, example of this would be this video, which shows babies interacting with magazines in the same way they interact with iPads.
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