Ken Rockwell Falls In Love With His Slide Projector

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Ken Rockwell says he's stopped shooting digital for "serious field work" after "earning 100% of my income from digital imaging since the nineteen-eighties!", that he's "been born-again into film," and fallen in love with his slide projector. We already know he's in love with Velvia and his 81A filter.

All here: http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/00-new-today.htm

Discuss. Quiz in the morning.

(Seriously, although Rockwell writes like he takes pictures -- well saturated -- it's good to see someone with his readership gushing about film and film cameras.)
 
Of course, the much-loved super-camera M7 fell out of favor in a few weeks to the M9, which in a week or two has also been relegated to the closet in favor of the Canon S90, the pinnacle of image-making (until net week). I guess it generates a nice income, but hard to take anything he says very seriously.
 
Oh, snap, I'd better hide the Ektagraphic...!

This is kind of like running into an ex-GF who you ditched a few years back, and you notice she's lost a few pounds from working out, and suddenly you want to hook up again...


- Barrett
 
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Someone at RFF should block that domain. KR is just a huge place for banner ads and cross sales. Dont believe anything.
 
KR is just a huge place for banner ads and cross sales. Dont believe anything.

Nonsense. He's got a few affiliate ads but no banner ads.

You have noticed the ads on RFF, have you not?

Rockwell seems to have a lot of fun with cameras. Perhaps too much fun for some tastes, eh?

(He didn't say the S90 was a better camera than the M9. He said it produced images with better colors.)
 
I didn't sell my Kodak Carousel, and Ken can just droll, it is so nice on a December evening to throw a slideshow up on my also expensive screen: I have many, many trays that I have purchased on Ebay (just in case). And Chris101, he is funny.
 
Can you image how nice this would look on my screen, if Ken is reading this:

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I didn't sell my Kodak Carousel, and Ken can just droll, it is so nice on a December evening to throw a slideshow up on my also expensive screen: I have many, many trays that I have purchased on Ebay (just in case).
I bought two Carousels a couple years ago, specifically for a device that projected black and white photos onto a curved rear-projection screen in rapid succession. Since then I have used them to look at my old slides. But now I need more trays.

And Chris101, he is funny.
Lookin'.
 
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