Thank you very much Koh for your comment, I appreciate it a lot. Film is very interesting. What I like more, is the feeling to wait to see if I took my pictures correctly, with the good aperture, speed, etc... With numeric, we don't have that feeling. When you use a good b&w film like Tri-X400, you cannot get the same grain, contrast with digital cameras. Each type of film has his own signature. And numeric cannot get it, because it is not a film. For me a good picture, is when you develop it, you don't have to correct it.
Good learning!
Guy |
Canada
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