FID (Film is Dead)

P. J. Alling webster26 at mindspring.com
Sun Aug 5 10:51:00 EDT 2007


Actually, one reason that labs are folding is that even the crappiest 
digital camera equals the quality you get from most labs, because 
they're crappy too. 

Mark Roberts wrote:
> japilado at pacifier.com wrote:
>
>   
>> Since when is it necessary for a film photographer to take lots of
>> pictures?   I went out today and took pictures using a Stereo Realist
>> camera.  I did one roll.  I was deliberate in my stereo photography so 
>>     
> get
>   
>> the best effect.  Sorry I won't make my local film processor happy by 
>>     
> not
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>> taking lots and lots of pictures.
>>     
>
> The *reason* labs are folding faster than rice paper at an origami 
> contest is because even the "film is NOT dead" people aren't shooting 
> enough of it. If film really wasn't dead you would be bragging about 
> how *many* rolls you shoot, not how few.
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>   


-- 
The difference between Microsoft and 'Jurassic Park':
In one, a mad businessman makes a lot of money with beasts that should be extinct.
The other is a film.
  -- Unattributed 




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