> fra: Cotty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > On 30/12/04, Rob Studdert, discombobulated, unleashed: > > >Just like film shooters there are digital shooters who discard the apparent > >dross and those who keep it, I don't think that you can realistically > surmise > >that the rise of digital will ensure that everyone behaves the same :-) > > Define 'dross' ;-) > > If in doubt I don't delete, and even then I probably delete only 1 or 2 > shots per hundred - and never on the rear LCD, unless the shutter is > inadvertently pressed by accident. Even then you can get some interesting > results - a random shutter fired by a bump to the camera: who took the > picture? What is it of? Love it.
I delete a lot. Mostly because I'm too lazy to maintain backup of large amounts of pictures and get don't like to be reminded of how many bad pictures I take. When taking slides I usually kept one of three pictyres, now it is more like one of four. Which means that I keep about the same number of pictures as before. First I delete almost half of them from the LCD screen, usually because the composition doesn't work. On the computer I delete those where exposure is hopeless, the sharpness doesn't fit or doesn't work of other reasons (like being too boring). The only exceptions are, of course, pictures of the kids.... DagT
