want less noise, and higher contrast?! you can have that, along with having perfect high ISO images!
how, you ask? simple! it's called..
swapping film!
do you want rich colors, one day, and then perfectly saturated skin tones, the next?! don't invest in multiple digital bodies, and costly post processing software, simply... swap film!
Pfff, go back to your roots, use charred bones to draw pictures on animal hides. Takes a bit longer and the color range is a bit limited but if Ansel Adams had access to that kind of technology he'd have used it.
Yeah, i said it! let's all go back to our LX's and kodachrome, and be happy with it.
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After viewing some of these photos, I'd love nothing better than to drop my digital and go back to what they were using. Be sure to click through to view the full-size images. They'll take your breath away.
After viewing some of these photos, I'd love nothing better than to drop my digital and go back to what they were using. Be sure to click through to view the full-size images. They'll take your breath away.
mmmm.. medium format....
blah, i can barely afford 35mm film, let alone MF film, lol
want less noise, and higher contrast?! you can have that, along with having perfect high ISO images!
how, you ask? simple! it's called..
swapping film!
do you want rich colors, one day, and then perfectly saturated skin tones, the next?! don't invest in multiple digital bodies, and costly post processing software, simply... swap film!
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Since when film has lower noise than digital? Why would I pay for rolls and rolls of film when I can change all the contrast and colors I want in post-processing? Why would I pay R$22+R$201 (about U$126) to have high-resolution drum scans of all 36 shots in a roll, when I can get the same resolution pictures FOR FREE? are you people nuts?