Film is not going away folks. Those who say it is are those who have bought into the digital hype in a big way. Don't get me wrong, nothing wrong with digital cameras. But there are lots of us out there who do not really want, need or care to go digital, and if we go digital it might simply be to a higher-end point and shoot. I like digital. I want an ist-d. Every week I decide I am going to buy one and every week I slap myself and ask why do I need one. I don't. I'm an amateur. I don't need my pictures the instant I take them. I can wait. I love my film cameras... I love going to the store and getting my slides or prints. I have too much invested in film cameras to abandon them without good reason.... There are millions out there like me. That's why film is not going away.. Vic
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