Hi Paul ... You're starting to sound a bit evangelical about digital ;-)) Praise be the Pixel! <LOL>
Seriously, though, my biggest dislike about digital is that it's not Tri-X, or Plus-X. Even using some of the C41 B&W films, or converting color to B&W, doesn't give me the results that Tri-X and some other films provide, and many times when having made a color conversion or having used chromogenic B&W the results are unsatisfactory. Sometimes the chromogenic B&W is fine, but Kodak keeps changing what's available ... one that I liked was discontinued and replaced with something "similar" that didn't give quite the same results. Shel > [Original Message] > From: Paul Stenquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[email protected]> > Date: 5/14/2005 4:15:40 AM > Subject: Re: Wonderful > > One more reason to shoot digital: When shooting RAW, the digital > workflow is an entertaining process that includes many of the control > variables that we enjoyed in the darkroom and a batch more to boot. For > the shooter who enjoys trying to perfect an image, digital is far more > entertaining than color film and less messy than BW film. > Paul > PS: However, I too covet the 77 limited.
