anaanda
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To make a long story short..I recently got back into photography after my soon to be wife decided we should get a really nice digital camera. I was all excited ..did my research..and for price and value... decided on D70s Nikon. Started shooting and then it hit me. I don't like this process! All these choices!...multiple menus...white balance three types of exposure, image size, quality, raw, jpeg.. multiple ways of autofocusing ...all these different modes etc....finally I said the hell with it and just put it on auto. (which is quite boring)..( I still haven't mastered the different ways to use this camera)...
After remembering my days with a contax G1 in the mid nineties, I started on my rangefinder quest and have happily ended up with an Xpan, a Canonet and a Yashica GT. Now I can choose different films, developers, papers. print digitally or traditionally in the darkroom. And the best thing is that I always have a negative to go back to!!
Its not just about the image.... its about the process that brought you there as well...If you enjoyed the process it will show in your photograph....Now I relax and enjoy the simplicity of film and rangefinder photography....... and beauty I might add...
anybody feel the same?
After remembering my days with a contax G1 in the mid nineties, I started on my rangefinder quest and have happily ended up with an Xpan, a Canonet and a Yashica GT. Now I can choose different films, developers, papers. print digitally or traditionally in the darkroom. And the best thing is that I always have a negative to go back to!!
Its not just about the image.... its about the process that brought you there as well...If you enjoyed the process it will show in your photograph....Now I relax and enjoy the simplicity of film and rangefinder photography....... and beauty I might add...
anybody feel the same?
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