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02/23/2006 11:29:22 PM · #26 |
Originally posted by fadedbeauty:
Originally posted by rami:
i can imagine that in future the replacement of an image will be a MIND RECORDING ... where you can insert a chip into a machine plugged into your brain and re live the exact scene (picture, sounds, smell, temprature,... and maybe even how you felt )... |
Ever see the movie "Strange Days"? That was what the plot of that movie was based around... |
And Johnny Nmemonic too :) his head accepts memory cards! |
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02/23/2006 11:42:04 PM · #27 |
The biggest change is access. It's so much easier and cheaper to get a good digital camera and PSE for your computer than it is to buy an enlarger, chemicals, a room, film, etc.
On the downside, so many people have no clue what a darkroom is like. |
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02/24/2006 12:03:39 AM · #28 |
Originally posted by obsidian:
No more saying to your date "Let's go into the darkroom and see what develops!"
Well, someone had to say it - chuckle. |
It worked for me! |
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02/24/2006 12:07:10 AM · #29 |
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
No more stained fingertips :-) No more being told to take a shower and "get rid of that stink" after an afternoon of processing. No more agitation marks on the film if you got lazy during processing. ..... No more all-or-nothing attempts at dodge and burn. I could go on...
R. |
Ah, the memories. No more coming out of the darkroom for fresh air (before I installed an airconditoner. No more working into the wee hours of the morning until you were exhausted, and still having to wash all the trays! No more test strips!! (although they did sometimes make good bookmarks!)
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02/24/2006 12:23:49 AM · #30 |
| digital photos makes it too easy for someone to reproduce another's work - just copy! |
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02/24/2006 12:07:49 PM · #31 |
Originally posted by KaDi:
Then: I took one odd picture of my cat âjust to finish up the roll.â
Now: 24 frames in burst mode of the cat sleeping on the couch âjust because I can.â |
Yeah - My film and digital cameras are a similar speed in burst mode and yet I remember only a couple of times using it on film (car races only) and now the digital is on that mode ALL the time. This is certainly one of the bad habbits that digital has brought to me but I keep it on cause I get useful shots sometimes and hey it's only bits been burnt :-) |
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