Grady, on future digicams, wrote:
> At some point, when the quality surpasses the capability of film,
> that will be exciting. Then it will be interesting as a "new" art
> form.
The "art form" is available now - it is not done in the digicam,
but later in post-manipulation of a digitized image in a program
such as PhotoShop and the more exotic filtering programs being
made for it or "from scratch" with other sorts of graphic programs.
A digicam will still require the initial seed of any "art" to be
visualized in the Mind's Eye of the person using it plus their
imagination, experience and skill in altering the captured image
later with software.
monkey42 -(throwing pixels at a screen)- Bill !8^D
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Bill D. Casselberry ; Photography on the Oregon Coast
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