> I don't see film dying out. Cheap quick processing will probably go much > earlier, but there is still enough of a difference in the "look" of an > analog print from film and a digital print that some "fine artists" will > keep film prints alive. > Butch > > Each man had only one genuine vocation - to find the way to himself. > > Hermann Hess (Demian)
I agree with you Butch.I think even my 2.74 ancient D1 makes a nice 8x10 on the S800,but it just dosnot look like a "real" colour print.Most of my customers and wife and daughter think i'm nuts,and that they look great,but,.......... On the glossy papers its looks two dimensional,but i did some pearl inkjets last night and they have a bit more "realness"to them. After doing all the instruction in B&W film lateley,i hope it sticks around for a few more years. The "pro" lab around the corner alos does digital work.Hopefully they will keep there C41/E6 machines for me,Jeff and Brendan.lol Dave
