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Well not quite, but I obviously got your attention :razz:! In fact it is kind of digital, in a scanner kind of way. When I used to shoot film I would usually always have Fuji Reala 100 in the camera. I came across some a few months ago for a bargain price of £0.97p a roll! Cheap huh! Expiry isnt until next year too! I have kept them in the fridge to keep the chemicals from dying for a bit longer. Why is my 35mm film camera a DSLR? Because you can simply hand your roll of film into a local developer that offers the scan to CD service and within the hour you have 36 shots on a CD (printable to 12x8, anything bigger then use the neg) and 36 6x4's printed for less than $10! (I live in Canada, hence the $$$). Thats cheap. Reala film is superb for portraits in low contrast conditions, it is absolutely fantastic. So much so, I have decided to share the results with you,... I enjoy the subtle tonality and pastel like colours. It is also very sharp, especially with a 50 f/1.8! These results just cant be mimicked on a DSLR (not by me anyway).
Oh, my £60 full frame Nikon DSLR was a Nikon F80.
King.
Oh, my £60 full frame Nikon DSLR was a Nikon F80.
King.
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