Subj : Re: Photography with anal
To   : ADEPT
From : Cougar428
Date : Mon Jan 30 2023 15:49:00

-=> Quoting Adept to Cougar428 <=-

 Co> One thing I really like about the digital units is that you can take
 Co> as many pictures as you have space for and then only print the ones
 Co> you like.  With analog, it was take 20 pictures and get them
 Co> developed and you may have some good ones but would also likely have
 Co> some bad ones too.

 Ad> Agreed -- and if you don't have to pay anything for developing photos,
 Ad> you're more likely to take a few extra. 
 Ad> And better photographers went, "when it doubt, take another roll of
 Ad> pictures". 
 Ad> Now everyone can do that, and hopefully better photography is the
 Ad> result. 

The analog units caused you to have to think about the photo when
snapping it.  Todays digital units decide everything for you.  That
can be a good thing, but can also be a bad thing creatively. 

When I use my AT1, the film decides the ISO, I decide the aperture
and speed.  Yeah, my Nikon D5600 can adjust the ISO to 32000 and the
Canon AT1 is limited by the film ISO.

I always liked the creativity of the manual system.  But again, I
didn't like paying to develop all the mistakes with the good shots.

Cougar


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