"It does have a good place in news and family photography." I really beg to differ. We all choose the methods that work for us, and it's wonderful that you have discovered how you prefer to work and with what tools. However, that sort of dismissive statement on this forum might get you a raspberry or two. ;)~ Sarah --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Dennis Baecht" <dbaecht@...> wrote: > > I've given this digital stuff a try, and it just doesn't do anything > for me. It does have a good place in news and family photography. > I started shooting large format B&W 40 years ago on the 27 of this > month. I stopped for a year to shoot strictly digital and I'm going to > quit digital for anything but family snapshots. This thread started me > evaluating how the last year has gone, and I made the decision to > clean my darkroom up and start it up again. If they stop making film I > still know how to make wet colloidial plates and I use Pyro and have > enough film frozen to last 20 years. > You folks can have all this techno stuff. > Dennis > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, AnnMarie > Tornabene <faeofavalon@> wrote: > > > > I still shoot film as well (hell, I am still shooting with an ALL- > MANUAL camera!) and use an Epson 4990 flatbed scanner. I am looking > into getting the fluid mount soon, too. It works perfectly for me :) > > > > AnnMarie Tornabene > > www.annmarietornabene.net > > >
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Re:OT: Film or digital
2008-09-19 by Sarah Renkes
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