no, not funny at all. i don't have any customers now, but i can get some sense of the current situation from comments posted here. although they all reflect different approaches to PP, enough information can be gleaned from the responses to get ideas not only for work flow but to ask more questions. even though it may seem like a funny question to you, you went right ahead and contributed your point of view ... perhaps the implication of that is that the question deserves an answer. you certainly feel it's worth a comment or two.
Shel "You meet the nicest people with a Pentax" > [Original Message] > From: Jens Bladt > Funny question, isn't it? > Some may want results quickly, others may not. Why don't you ask the > customers? > IMO digital workflow is not really faster - well that depends on how much > after processing/editing is necessary. > Some times I want to go back to film - it was so much easier. I spend hours > and hours at the computer now, trying to get things right. A couple of years > ago I just gave the film to the lab and then picked up nice photographs a > few days later. Those days are gone! > The speed isn't the main advantage to digital. The low cost and the option > to quickly check if you got what you wanted. > If you really know what yoiu are doing, film is actally faster - and - if > you count your working hours, pehaps even cheaper :-).
