I expected to use much less than half, and I have essentially stopped
using film.
Steven Desjardins
Department of Chemistry
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, VA 24450
(540) 458-8873
FAX: (540) 458-8878
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Only had my DS for about a month, but: (see below).
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR that
their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be halved?
Become occasional?
Become specific (i.e. BW only or high ISO or slide
See inline.
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR
that their 35mm film usage would:
Become specific (i.e. BW only or high ISO or slide only)?
I thought I'd only use BW film and sometimes Velvia. I had recently bought a
used 6x7 and planned on using it
1a): 3 and 4 (become occational, and specific)
1b): Yes it did - but scaled down (less film use than expected)
2): Yes, I ended up buying a AF wideangle zoom.
Jens Bladt
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http://hjem.get2net.dk/bladt
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: Rob Studdert [mailto:[EMAIL
On 12/3/05, Rob Studdert, discombobulated, unleashed:
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR
that
their 35mm film usage would:
Cease all together?
That one.
Did your subsequent actual film use match your prior expectations?
Not quite. I thought I
When i bought the D1 in 2001 i still shot a lot of 35mm film. I only used the
Dslr at the
shows i
was being paid at. After buying the D2H and seeing how much better home and
outsourced
prints were
becoming,i have pretty much left 35mm colour film. My BW is still done by 35mm
and 6x7
film and i
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 14:23:54 +1000, Rob Studdert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit of use
behind
them, how about a quick informal usage survey?
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR
that
their 35mm film
see inline
Herb...
- Original Message -
From: Rob Studdert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 11:23 PM
Subject: A short DSLR users survey
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR
that
their 35mm film usage would:
I figured my 35mm film use would be cut in half, and that would be the more
specific types of film - BW primarily. I already had a 3.3. diigcam and
figured that a good deal of the transition was already complete.
Reality - I shoot maybe 1-5% of the 35mm film I used to shoot. That's
almost
Quoting Rob Studdert [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit of use behind
them, how about a quick informal usage survey?
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR
that
their 35mm film usage would:
Remain
Rob Studdert wrote:
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit of use behind
them, how about a quick informal usage survey?
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR that
their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be halved?
I guess I am a little unique in this survey. I was shooting only 67
film prior to getting the DSLR. I got the DSLR knowing that I would
only be able to afford it or my 67 kit (2 67ii bodies and a bunch of
lenses). I ended keeping the D and selling the 67 kit to pay for the
D and a new set of
Did your subsequent actual film use match your prior expectations?
I haven't shot film since September 2003. I may again if I get back to
the Sahel. I won't chance the D there. One or both 1p bodies would go
with me.
For users who had Pentax SLRs prior to purchasing a Pentax DSLR did you
end
Rob Studdert wrote on 3/11/2005, 11:23 PM:
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their
DSLR that
their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be halved?
Become occasional?
Become specific (i.e. BW only or high ISO or
Before - no idea.
After - about 75% digital, 25% film.
No new lenses due to digital.
-Original Message-
From: Rob Studdert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Mar 11, 2005 11:23 PM
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Subject: A short DSLR users survey
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a
Rob wrote:
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR that
their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be halved?
Become occasional?
Become specific (i.e. BW only or high ISO or slide only)?
Cease all together?
No question.
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their
DSLR that their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be halved?
Become occasional?
Become specific (i.e. BW only or high ISO or slide only)?
Cease all together?
Film only used
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying
their DSLR that
their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be halved?
Become occasional?
Become specific (i.e. BW only or high ISO or slide only)?
Cease all together?
I thought mine would be
1. Occasional... Slide only (was 99% slide before as well)
2. I was surprised at how quickly I forgot about film. Still eying 6x7
format though.
3. Just purchased an FA 31/1.8 Limited for a normal view lens.
Tom C.
From: Rob Studdert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
To:
I expected my film usage to become occasional (but not as rare as it
has become!)
I have bought new D lenses, the 14mm and the 16-45. If Pentax makes
some more quality lenses (i.e., good glass, constant aperture, 4.0 or
faster) I will probably buy those as well.
Stan
On Mar 11, 2005, at 10:23
See below!
John Coyle
Brisbane, Australia
- Original Message -
From: Rob Studdert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pentax-discuss@pdml.net
Sent: Saturday, March 12, 2005 2:23 PM
Subject: A short DSLR users survey
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit of use behind
them, how
Rob Studdert mused:
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR that
their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be halved?
Become occasional?
Become specific (i.e. BW only or high ISO or slide only)?
Cease all together?
When I bought my first *istD a little over a year ago, I thought my 35mm film
use would become occasional and that my 6x7 film use would be halved. For the
first shoot I did after buying the *istD I took my 6x7 kit along. It never came
out of the case. I haven't shot any film since. I will
On 12 Mar 2005 at 14:23, Rob Studdert wrote:
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit of use behind
them,
how about a quick informal usage survey?
OK :-)
Yeah it's weird, I'm answering my own post but it's the only way to keep it
neat :-p
For those DSLR users with
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their
DSLR that
their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be halved?
Become occasional?
Become specific (i.e. BW only or high ISO or slide only)?
Cease all together?
Did your subsequent
Hi!
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit of use behind
them, how about a quick informal usage survey?
Ok.
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR that
their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be halved?
Become
In a message dated 3/11/2005 7:25:52 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit of use behind
them, how about a quick informal usage survey?
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR that
their
Rob Studdert wrote:
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit of use behind
them, how about a quick informal usage survey?
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR that
their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be halved?
Rob Studdert wrote:
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit
of use behind them, how about a quick informal usage survey?
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying
their DSLR that their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be
On 11 Mar 2005 at 22:15, David Oswald wrote:
Ask again in a
year after the excitement over the DSLR has waned a bit.
A year+ and nothing's changed for me, the excitement turned into utility and
that never wore off.
One that I think I'll probably get rid of is my 17-28mm fisheye; I
rarely
Rob Studdert wrote:
On 11 Mar 2005 at 22:15, David Oswald wrote:
Ask again in a
year after the excitement over the DSLR has waned a bit.
A year+ and nothing's changed for me, the excitement turned into utility and
that never wore off.
I hope to never lose the passion. I never got bored with
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit of use
behind
them, how about a quick informal usage survey?
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their
DSLR that
their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be halved?
Become
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit
of use behind them, how about a quick informal usage survey?
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying
their DSLR that their 35mm film usage would:
Remain the same?
Be halved?
Become
Rob Studdert wrote:
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit of use behind
them, how about a quick informal usage survey?
I've only had my *ist-D for about two months but I'll give the few
answers I have.
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 14:23:54 +1000, Rob Studdert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK we've now got quite a few DSLR owners on board with a bit of use behind
them, how about a quick informal usage survey?
For those DSLR users with 35mm gear who thought before buying their DSLR that
their 35mm film
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