This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 1/28/01 9:58:47 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Back in the late '60s the Army chose to train me as a > cinematographer (read combat cameraman). The first lesson, repeated > Wow. What an interesting, but frightening job that must have been! You took footage of the Vietnam war perchance? What a life lesson that would be. You are so right, the film is cheap. Developing is slightly spendier, but the main thing I learned from filmmaking is the editing makes everything! I just got a camcorder with a digital camera for Christmas. It's great for my dressage clinics and every day riding, and the digital portion of the camera is great for sending pictures online. I don't think it will replace the 35mm for quality though. I need a little more experience with it to be sure, but it seems the quality of the picture isn't good enough (at least with my camera) for prints. Pamela
