leadwe said:But then, when do you need it when you have your DSLR?
When it is sent for servicing?
Agree fully with jimtong on this. It'll come in handy as a backup body. There are even some people who use film more than digital, although they have both. (For me its the other way round though).jimtong said:You never know when you need it
james m said:The problem for me at the moment is trying decide if I should keep my D-SLR since I have gone back to SLR's.
SniperD said:yupz.. still have my trusty EOS30 with me FIlm is still my passion
SniperD said:one day must organise a "FILM-ONLY-SHOOT"... hahahah...
refresher course ;p
SniperD said:yupz.. still have my trusty EOS30 with me FIlm is still my passion
SniperD said:maybe I'm just a little traditional but after using digital for some time now to cover weddings/ events and stuff, the look of film still amaze me coz the tonality and overall look of the printouts are some things digital can't emulate. Well, the trade off for film is that you have to shoot more and a longer turn-over time but the results are telling In a way, digital shots' quality is on par with film so let's not go into it but film gives a more aesthetic feel to a shot (personal opinion)