Most commercial work has gone or is going digital and more and more serious photographers are drifting into digital which I think most people expect to increase as newer, better and cheaper serious DSLRs etc. make it to market. There are lots of Leicas and Roleis out there and after more people "go digital" it is hard not to image that the market will be somewhat flooded and you either sell cheaper or not at all. Yes, the good stuff is still going up now, but I wouldn't doubt that it is somewhat driven by the desire to have used the good stuff before going digital (I feel this desire). I think most people already recognise that they are going to be seriously shooting digital very soon (if not already). Film will more or less die except for clinging on as a niche market for a while. Everyone expects most serious Polariod films to vanish any week, Agfa has already gotten out of 4x5", emulsions are being dropped... the writing is on the wall. Fun times ahead is what I think:) mark > > You're right - prices have gone way down... except for the good stuff: Rollei F's & E3's, > Leica M3's, Sinar Normas, Alpa 9's etc. are still going up. What's really going down is > darkroom equipment - Leitz enlargers etc. It seems serious photographers are still > shooting film, but printing digitally. > > Phil
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Re: Do most of you still shoot b&w on film?
2004-02-17 by Mark Hahn
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