On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 12:20 PM, Joseph McAllister <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Feb 18, 2009, at 04:42 , Nick David Wright wrote:
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>> Film is a celluloid based material coated with a light sensitive substance
>> which when properly exposed using a device known as a "camera" creates a
>> real, tangible image.
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> Oh, young grasshopper, you have so much to learn... The light entering your
> "camera" and falling on your film only creates an actinic image, invisible
> to all. One must also spend an hour in a stinky dank dark room sloshing said
> film around in caustic chemicals before an image is viewable. Need I go on
> to the "enlarging" process? More chemicals? Drying? Dealing with curl?
> Mounting? The crushed corners? The room in which to store the products of
> these endeavors?


<homer simpson>Hummmm, caustic chemicals. Arrrrrrr</homer simpson>
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>> Unlike modern "digital cameras" which only create computer files. *wink
>> wink* :D
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> And we know that's only the beginning of another tedious process that has a
> similar outcome.   ;-)
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> Joseph McAllister
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