I have a youngish friend, very into the creative end of photography, (in
camera creativity), who shoots b&w film. He doesn't even know the
difference between TXP and BW400, but then he has his film processed by
third parties. I don't think he's interested in shooting digital.
Malcolm Smith wrote:
Brendan MacRae wrote:
Unbelieveable. What does it matter what a camera looks like? I like the
"manual film" quote...It's not too often you hear stories of
people talking down Leicas. What a maroon.
It's funny, but I get the same looks and type of questions about the 67
every once in a while. It's interesting how incredulous some are that
people still shoot film.
It is. I gave up trying to explain why I was using an LX and normally say I
can't afford digital; it saves a lot of hassle explaining.
I'm most surprised the shop assistant didn't note Bob's camera and guide him
towards more expensive footwear!
Malcolm
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