>
> I do like the cleaner overall look of many digitals, but am I in
> love..I'm really not sure.
> I realize no one can decide for me, but would appreciate your take.
>
> Thanks, in advance, for commenting.
>
> Jack
Jack
My hobby that eventually turned into weekend employment is equestrian events.
Getting
prints made
and out to view was, for a one man show with limited resources, a costly
challange.
In 2001 when i decided to go digital with the D1(this after watching the pro i
bought from
work the
game)made things a lot smoother. I could instanty show proofs on site and print
as well.
As time went on,and with onsite problems(dirt,heat, lack of help)i moved away
to instant
viewing and
set up a web site.This works well and cuts cost to.
Although sales are lower,but getting better as the site gets known, i dont have
to sell as
many to make
some money.
If this is something that ,may help you in slaes,then digital is a good way to
go. And BTW
for an 8x10
print, may out dated D1 still produces a very nice picture.
Dave B
