What's your response to "Digital killed Photography"?
hghlndr6 wrote: Not every inane opinion requires a response.
+1. I still shoot with film, not often, but I find it useful and refreshing. But I wonder if I would still be working if I had to do it by using a darkroom and printing with an enlarger.
If you are using a digital format you will end up getting a set of image's.
The digital darkroom is "Photo Shop": You must learn to embrace it to get the best out of your image's.
Adobe Lightroom software is a data base of virtual images: Your original image remains 100% original ie It is non destructive in every sense of the word.
Digital imagery takes the 'Art Form' onto a higher plane.
Just as 45 RPM Vinyl records gave way to music cassette's, then onto CD Rom's and DVD's.
35mm film photography has also given way to the digital age of camera's.
At least with a digital camera, when you pass through an X- Ray security check point at an airport, the memory card like a hard drive from a laptop, is completely unaffected by the X-Ray's.
Your film camera loaded with film, would become X-Ray effected and all your pictures would become garbage material. That's why X-Ray film bag's were developed, which were lead coated as to protect your film's and film inside camera when X-Ray'ed at the airport.
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