----- Original Message ----- From: "mike wilson" Subject: Re: "Why digital cameras = better photographers" - BBC news
> Given the "most folks" scenario, I think it is more a case of "that" > rather than "what" you did wrong. In many of those "most folks" cases > they will not have the faintest clue _what_ they did wrong. Or, more > properly, they will not have the faintest clue how to correct their > perceived mistake. An advantage of digital is that they can then change > settings, even at random, to see what happens and get an instant > result. I wonder how many of them will actually undergo a learning > experiance from it? >From what I have seen so far, the learning curve is to find new and more inventive ways to blame the bad results on the photo lab. William Robb
