Fine Art Wedding Photography *** Film is not going away *** koh Samui, Thailand Photographer

B&W Film is not going away.

I use both digital and film cameras all the time. They each serve a different purpose.

Film and digital capture are completely different media. They are used for similar purposes, but they themselves are completely unrelated to each other. I'd have an easier time and get in less trouble comparing my mom to a maid to something else than attempting a comparison of film to digital cameras. That said, here goes.

Most people get better results with digital cameras. I prefer the look of film. Film takes much more work. Extremely skilled photographers can get better results on film if they can complete the many more steps from shot to print all perfectly. Because there are so many ways things can go wrong with making prints from film, especially from print (negative) film, beginning photographers and hobbyists usually get better prints from digital because there are fewer variables to control.

Life of film images are close to permanent.

by Chusakun / Donudes Black and White Darkroom

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[southernfriedpeaches]

LOVE!!!!

[zestsk8]

Love your Job.

[MegaMameemonster]

nice:)

[CuriousNiuean]

This is very captivating and very fulfiling. Film will always be pure. Amazing & thank you for sharing this

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