Do you Shoot Film or Digital?

[CameraQuest]

Do you shoot Film or Digital?

Vote one of the 4 choices which most closely fits your style.

Let's see what develops ..

Stephen

 

[Colin Corneau]

60% digital (because it pays for my home), 39% film (more if I had more time for my personal work), 1% talk about it because anything more is a waste of precious life and takes away from shooting.

 

[FrankS]

Great minds think alike. 😉

see here: http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=95219

 

[gshybrid]

hmmm... more time or shots. I shoot more shots with digital but I'm spending more time with my film cameras.

 

[Riccis]

100% film.

 

[thomasw_]

100% film.

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[maddoc]

99% film (cameras) and 1% digital (cell-phones) ... 🙂

 

[barnwulf]

This is just like the other thread. 99% film and I do enjoy my M8 once in awhile. - Jim

 

[BTMarcais]

Almost completely film. Once in a while the DSLR comes out, but rarely.

I'd shoot more digi if someone wants to donate a m8/m9.... but I doubt that'll happen. 🙂
I'm pretty happy in the darkroom anyway.

-Brian

 

[craygc]

99% film (cameras) and 1% digital (cell-phones) ... 🙂

+1 .........

 

[jan normandale]

I'd say about 80 percent film and 20 percent digital. I use a digi P/S to sketch out my film shots. I find it's a less expensive way to determine if I've actually got a shot or not.

I'll usually keep the sketches that work then return with film. It actually saves me money, film and time. I also use it for snapshots for family and friends by email.

 

[amateriat]

Okay, I'll play: approximately 80% film; the balance is divvied up between my (borrowed) Olympus C-8080, my tiny-but-fun Casio EX-850, and the camera in my BlackBerry Curve. Thinking about a Samsung TL-500, or maybe that new Nikon P-7000, but I'm not getting any more "into" digital than that, if that.


- Barrett

 

[shadowfox]

Using film, promoting film, and serving film community (by offering darkroom printing services). Currently looking for an affordable 8x10 kit 😀

Two film scanners, an Epson inkjet for making digital negatives (alternative and contact printing).

My 2 (only) digital cameras are the oh-so-versatile Olympus E-P2, and a super cheap Fuji S3 Pro (just so I can use Nikon AF glasses).

 

[Fawley]

I'm all film. I own an inexpensive Lumix digital, but I almost never use it because I have to read the instructions first, because its been so long since I used it last time, and on and on. I suspect that I might shoot more digital if I could afford and justify the price of an M8 or M9, but thats never going to happen.

 

[bob338]

one year ago i was 100% film. now i am about 80% digital and maybe 20% film.
if kodachrome were still an option i would probably be about 50/50.

bob

 

[h_A_Z]

80% film, 20% digital
My kid is too fast for film indoors hence the digital. But when I'm out its film camera baby!

 

[coelacanth]

For hobby, which I call "my photography," it's 100% film. That's the photos that I might print in darkroom and hang from wall or show to people "that's my photo" in my portfolio. All public exhibition and a few publications that I've taken part in were with film.

For work like occasional paid shoot, self-made stock photo for design job, any other design materials, I use digital. Also "for sale" shots are by digital.

All-n-all, If I combine them all, I have to choose "Mostly Film, Some Digital."

 

[dof]

To answer the question posed by the thread (although twisting it a little), I shoot both film and digital.

In the past year, the M8 has become my walk-around camera. Accordingly the high percentage of shots I take are now digital. Vive la difference!

 

[nikon_sam]

All film all the time...I don't own one of them others cameras...

 

[PKR]

work is all digital, personal photos are almost all film.