John Sessoms wrote: > I use both digital and film. I do so because ->BOTH<- fill > some desire, some need I have for capturing an image. And I'm > not alone.
You're not, but at times you'd think you were. I know that when I use a film camera where other people are using cameras, I'm usually (read 99% of the time) the only film user. I also don't particularly like the comments that some folk make about 'updating to digital' to me as though I'd never heard of such a thing and or imagined film might be a choice for me. Or maybe it is that unusual now? A real dinosaur user of slide film; yet I love the wait for my processed film to return. At the same time I love my *ist D as a replacement for colour print film and the million and one other uses I'm sure I said I'd never use it for - and have and never regretted. There is still one film camera I'd like, but strangely in this digital world, prices of film cameras haven't plunged to nothing yet by some way. I'd also like a K10D - but other than 'would like one', I can't think of a convincing reason to get one, although I suspect the K10D will slip in price first! So here we are in the latter part of 2007 and still film and digital have a home here. I suspect how long it remains so will be more down to supply and cost of slide film. Malcolm -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
