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My first camera was an Olympus film point and click. I can't even remember the name of it.
My first real experience of photography
was a canon powershot when digital first became somewhat affordable. I then moved to a Eos 350d and various cameras since.
So basically I'm all digital as far as knowledge, processing etc.
After trawling through the tens of thousands of images on my PCs I realise that for me digital photography is just now something I do. I want photography to become my hobby again. Something I can engage with and something to challenge me.
I feel going to film we enable me to achieve this. Of course keep my digital cameras for the daily captures if my kids etc.
When I start to shoot film I really don't want to go anywhere near my pc with these images as that just kind of defeats the whole point I feel.
Why would you shoot film to then digitally scan the image and tweak in Lightroom? Surely by definition this is now a digital picture?
Also to find the look you are after I guess is by trying various films until you find the type that gives you the look you want? As opposed to just clicking apply vsco filter in Lightroom.
Any advice from members who have gone to film from only previously digital would be appreciated.
My first real experience of photography
was a canon powershot when digital first became somewhat affordable. I then moved to a Eos 350d and various cameras since.
So basically I'm all digital as far as knowledge, processing etc.
After trawling through the tens of thousands of images on my PCs I realise that for me digital photography is just now something I do. I want photography to become my hobby again. Something I can engage with and something to challenge me.
I feel going to film we enable me to achieve this. Of course keep my digital cameras for the daily captures if my kids etc.
When I start to shoot film I really don't want to go anywhere near my pc with these images as that just kind of defeats the whole point I feel.
Why would you shoot film to then digitally scan the image and tweak in Lightroom? Surely by definition this is now a digital picture?
Also to find the look you are after I guess is by trying various films until you find the type that gives you the look you want? As opposed to just clicking apply vsco filter in Lightroom.
Any advice from members who have gone to film from only previously digital would be appreciated.
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