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Re: [Digital BW] A bit OT....MF to b/w print

2005-08-27 by Richard Corbett

If he's getting his teeth into the digital concept it might well be Plaque. 
On the other hand, it you consider  he's behaving like a rat then most 
likely it IS the Plague.

Speaking personally I think he is behaving like a turd, and thus it might be 
claimed that he is talking a load of crap.

Definitions, definitions, my kingdom for a definition....

Richard

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gary Brown" <baffin@...>
To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2005 6:28 AM
Subject: Re: [Digital BW] A bit OT....MF to b/w print



The saving grace of film was that at least it made people be a little more
selective about their images. Digital is a wonderful step forward (in the
hands of those who have someting between their ears), but it is also a
plaque a thousand times worse than cancer or aids.


Paul Aparycki


That is complete nonsense, photographers that shoot film and are supported
by companies with deep pockets will shoot huge amounts of film. There is a
photographer that traveled with the naturalist that spent two years walking
across central Africa. He is publishing a book of his photographs (with I
believe 106 images). Over the two years he shot 25,000 images. He was
supported by National Geographic. If you don't like Digital that's up to
you, but enough is enough. Calling Digital a plague (I think that's what you
meant, not "plaque") a thousand times worse than cancer or aids is way over
the top.

Gary








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