When gas prices in the States went up,  I didn't see people abandoning their
cars for public transportation.  What happens if the price of ink and paper
go up by a factor of 2, 5, or 10?  Would you abandoned digital?

Jim A.

> From: "Herb Chong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> you're assuming the cost for film will remain the same. what if it goes up
> by a factor of 2, 5 or 10?
> 
> Herb....
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> 
>> Bill's certainly right here but I would like to add one more thing. Those
>> digital users who keep predicting the end of film should really think it
> through
>> a little more and get off the bandwagon for a moment. I don't shoot as
> much as
>> I used to and although I keep telling myself I should get an istD I really
>> don't need it. If I shot professionally, or even burned a lot of film for
> the
>> fun of it, going digital might make more sense. I am perfectly happy
> shooting
>> film and using my slide scanner and flatbed scanner to convert my images
> into
>> digital. I can use my old lenses and they still deliver top-notch quality.
> I
>> believe film gives ME the best of both worlds.
> 
> 

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