I don't think that it's digital per se that's helpful here. I think it's a matter of your preferred or self imposed style of working. If you could shoot TX and get the processed film back to you as conveniently, would one way or the other matter? I'm the opposite, even when I've shot digital. I like some distance from the photographs, look at them more than once, sometimes over months or longer.
Shel > [Original Message] > From: Juan Buhler > A good photographer is one who gets the results she wants, regardless > of ratios or tilted horizons. Digital has allowed me to get closer to > the pictures I want, but mostly because I shoot somewhat more with it > and because of the fast turnaround. I used to sit on a roll of tri-X > for one or two months before developing it. Nowadays I edit my > pictures the day I shoot them.
