Heh...slight twist on this from me. Digital cameras as "notetaker" or "photorecord". When I go places, I shoot film, but throughout the trip I'll take quick shots with my digital so when my family goes "How was the trip?" I can upload to my computer, show 'em, then delete 'em. Digital Diaries?
Brad Dobo ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Apilado" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 11:13 PM Subject: Re: Why I am going digital, and have forsaken a Pentax DSLR > If I found a good shot I would have my film cameras with me and not just > tote around a digital "notetaker" and hope to record the scene later. > Get courageous like Cotty and make the move to a Canon, or whatever will > make you happy. > > Jim A. > > You wrote: > There are times when > > the light gets away from you, sure, but there are also many, many times > > when, having found a good shot, you could return on a day with similar > > weather and recreate what you have done in 35mm, on a 645, or a 6x7, or even > > in large format. Digital can be your photographic notetaker for the real art > > to follow. That's what I would use digital for. And that is why I am so > > bloody mad at Pentax for allowing themselves to get so far behind. > > > > >
