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In Reply to: I refuse to switch to digital, I absolutely refuse... posted by Beatlephile on December 22, 2002 at 19:52:27:
You were the first one with a new post since 12/05/02. There is life on this website afterall, give that man an award, a new digital Cannon G-3.
Seriously, though, someone posted a question in the General Asylum about digitals. He got quite a huge responce. He didn't post it here, maybe he knew he wouldn't get much help, which is unfortunate.(Ahem, I just took my Hasselblad into our nearby arboretum and took some very nice b/w shots of a duck pond using different haze filters. I tried Martin's colored oil tints on the enlargemenets. This is a very creative way to treat color and I really enjoy the subtility of hand tinting. Not like digital, -it takes time.)
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whats up with the other guy? I used to post alot on the other forums I just thought I'd try here but not much traffic here so, oh well. Yeah I used to have a couple of Blads, sold 'em for some Canon L lenses, I like the Martin color effect too. Have fun!
Meg card or what is a good 1.3 or 2.1 megapixel camera has 12 to 1 zoom, macro and can make an 11x14 pic. Sorry, but answer your own stupid questions.When I see something I can sink my teeth into I'll answer.BTW thats not very often around this board.
Beatlephile don't let the monitor on the back of digis bother you. It shuts off and on and can be a great crutch to let you know when you got the image you were after .Without shooting another 5-10 frames.to see after developement.
Anyway I'm viewing this site bye for now.
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