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kewl, thankee sai
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Yeah right... film's resolution is very high, same story as with analog recordings that can far exceed the CD standard (16 bits @ 44.1kHz).
One could very easily get several hundred megapixels out of a 35mm frame, if you had a scanner that has that resolution, it will work
I'm willing to bet that of your current lenses only the Sigma will fit a Canon SLR - the 18-55 and 18-135 are both EF-S iirc. A cheap 50mm f/1.8 (which should be in everyone's bag anyway) would do a great job though.
You want to get artsy and do black and white? Nik Silver Efx Pro is your answer.
I absolutely second that, Silver Efx Pro is the best program I have used to far for black and white. I simply love it. I must say for colour work Viveza 2 is also pretty impressive.
Let's not start the film vs digital debate again please. Why not simply enjoy film for what it is and that is a different medium to take photos with. Something that gives you a different look and feel to digital cameras.
if i'm shooting film, how is software going to help?
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It helps alleviate your discomfort while you're waiting to get your film camera repaired.
It helps alleviate your discomfort while you're waiting to get your film camera repaired.
har har
helluva lot more to go wrong with a digital camera...and back in the day build quality was just that...quality...