Using Expired Film
But you were only 7 thenStealthy Ninja wrote: This thread makes me feel like it's 1995.
Borrow an old film camera and shoot a couple of rolls. It'll make a man out of you. JK
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
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Baydream wrote:
But you were only 7 thenStealthy Ninja wrote: This thread makes me feel like it's 1995.
Borrow an old film camera and shoot a couple of rolls. It'll make a man out of you. JK
I've told you before I'm 120 years old John. Get with the program sir.
Also, some cultures believe getting your teeth chiseled into sharp points (without any anesthesia) will make a man outta you too.
OUCH!!!!! That`s gotta smart!!!!!!Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Baydream wrote:
But you were only 7 thenStealthy Ninja wrote: This thread makes me feel like it's 1995.
Borrow an old film camera and shoot a couple of rolls. It'll make a man out of you. JK
I've told you before I'm 120 years old John. Get with the program sir.
Also, some cultures believe getting your teeth chiseled into sharp points (without any anesthesia) will make a man outta you too.
Nothing is Beatleproof!!!!!!!!!
icepics wrote: Go for it! And now the truth comes out - you guys using digital and pining away for film... LOL
Bingo! lol.
It is what it is.
McBeth Photography wrote:
icepics wrote: Go for it! And now the truth comes out - you guys using digital and pining away for film... LOL
Bingo! lol.
Every all-digital photographer should have to shoot one roll a month to learn humility 
And a roll of B&W to learn tonality.
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
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icepics wrote: Ansel Adams would be proud.
Speaking of... was reading that Adams corresponded with Edwin Land when he was first making Polaroid cameras, and Adams got famous artists & photographers to use the 'new' cameras for a collection. I never knew that or would have put those two together.
I've gotten interested in Polaroids lately, the fun with those used to be watching the picture develop right before your eyes. Maybe that's one thing I like about working in the darkroom, sliding the paper into the developer and watching the image appear.
Nothing is Beatleproof!!!!!!!!!
icepics wrote: I've gotten interested in Polaroids lately, the fun with those used to be watching the picture develop right before your eyes.
LOL so you're secretly pining for digital then.
We get to see the pictures "develop" instantly. 
Thank you!!!!! I could`nt have said it better!!!!!!!icepics wrote: It's the experience too. But I'm not sure if you'd get it, your viewpoint on photography doesn't seem to be all that broad. Look at something like www.alternativephotography.com ; it isn't mainstream but there are photographers working in a variety of media. Digital is probably more cost-effective or practical for many working photographers; I don't enjoy working on the computer that much; I like working in crafts that are more hands-on.
Nothing is Beatleproof!!!!!!!!!
Baydream wrote: Bingo! lol.
Every all-digital photographer should have to shoot one roll a month to learn humility [/quote]Every film photographer should be required to process and print occasionally instead of letting automated lab machines take care of it.
"You press the button - We do the rest." -George Eastman
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