kisstherain

原帖由 MoiRhapsody 於 2008-1-29 21:05 發表

一句講晒，心態唔同左。

Agree here. I needed to bracket my shots on film (-1, 0, +1) so I get only 12 images from a roll of 36.

I think shooting digital makes you satisfied easier because you can shoot so much at a day that there's got to be a few images you like. Plus photoshop is so easy.. just using the mouse and you can tweak your image here and there... not to mention if you use action.

But if you shoot film....  if you have your images developed by a lab, they won't do much tweaking for you and you may not like how the colors turn out etc. And how many pictures you think you are going to like from 36 exposures?

If you develop your photos in darkroom by yourself... how many trials you need (ie. how many photographic paper wasted!!) until you have done something like, dodging and burning on one photo?

I think those who started photography using film learnt it the hard way. And their foundation tends to be more solid than those who started on digital.

When I was shooting my first roll of film just a fewl months ago, I felt like a complete beginner. Not to mention my first film photos sucked so so so bad! I really don't know why... for me, using a manual film camera is very different from using a DSLR.