Digital BW, The Print

I might also add that while I agonize about the times I carelessly shot hand
held with the dslr when the tripod really should have been used, the image I
just posted on my web page would probably not have been taken with my slow
B&W film setup.  Setting up a metal tripod on a ridge top in a thunderstorm
may not be a wise idea.

 

Paul

www.PaulRoark.com <http://www.paulroark.com/>  

 

 

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In a message dated 7/19/06 12:45:11 PM, paul.roark@verizon.
<mailto:paul.roark%40verizon.net> net writes:

> I'm finding that the dslr is so easy (and fun) to shoot hand held and the
> color is so inviting, that it's going to take considerably more discipline
> to use the tripod and visualize in B&W when using these new tools.  (If
this
> sounds like a confession of a B&W shooter who's trying to resist the
> addiction of the dslr -- it is.  I may need a "dslr 12-step program.")
> 

Or at least a Digital Zone System program... <G>

C. David Tobie
Product Technology Manager
ColorVision Business Unit
Datacolor Inc.
CDTobie@colorvision <mailto:CDTobie%40colorvision.com> .com
www.colorvision.com

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