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Of Old Dogs and New Tricks
In this week’s Sunday morning column Mike Johnston talks about hi-fi systems, vinyl and a little bit about cameras:
“Digital makes all kinds of sense. It’s more fun that film. It’s easier than film. It’s more controllable than film. It’s more ecologically sound than film. It might require more money, but it requires a lot less space than a darkroom does, and, let’s face it, for some people space is more precious than money. With digital it might even be easier to make better pictures — the advantages of instant feedback are that significant.
So why, then, do I keep resisting it?”
Website: Sunday Morning Photographer: Of Old Dogs and New Tricks
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#1 Andrew Phelps
I would disagree that digital is more expensive, except for the initial hardware investment. What about film savings? And darkrooms don't just take more space... but more money.
5:08 am - Monday, February 2, 2004