>Yeah. When I really need a shot I use the E-10 and take 50 shots >(that's the biblical 50), One of them will come out, and I erase the >rest. It's a way of working that's just not possible with a film (not >polaroid) camera. I can see why some pro's really like digital. OTOH, >I don't have to work this way often, so film is often a more enjoyable >medium. More "enjoyable" becuase I can just have a certain fatalism >about each shot, knowing that the impact of a missed shot is little >more than annoyance.
Interesting. In fact, all my camera originals are saved to CD, except for the very few that I erase while shooting. That may be only about 5 percent. The optimised shots are also saved in a parallel CD system as Photoshop files. This way, I can always go back to the originals, just like having negs around. I tried holding the CDs up to the light, but I'm derned if I can see anything.... Cotty _____________________________ Oh swipe me! He paints with light! http://www.macads.co.uk/snaps _____________________________ Free UK Mac Classified Ads at http://www.macads.co.uk/ _____________________________
