Boy, I remember the days when I lived in s. fl and was in the keyes every single week end. What a great place to just lay back and forget about everything.
FrankS said:David, I agree with your earlier post! Let the great unwashed and uncultured masses migrate to digital. Digital will become the point and shoot medium of choice, while real film, especially B&W, will become the serious, arty medium, and wet darkroom alchemy will once again become a virtually unkown and mysterious knowledge passed from one practitioner to another, preserving a secret brotherhood.
bmattock said:Y I think it is handwriting on the wall, but what do I know?
Best Regards,
Bill Mattocks
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impact07 said:I, for one, welcome our new digital overlords.
Tho this salesman was reamrkable honest and tried to find the very best way to satisfy his customer, at this point he used a straight lie. The D70 maybe produces sharp (ened) images but this has nothing to do with image quality.Macbeth 2003 said:I the salesman said "then buy the N80" The picture qualty will be the samel.
Kin Lau said:Funny ideas people have about the "camera phone" market. Those phones are actually banned in some countries, or have severe restrictions on their use. _Most_ of the population, will _not_ get one or use one. Do you realize that camera phones actually charge you _per_ _shot_ to store and/or download.. that's right, you're charged just to keep the shot, not even to print it. That's why there'll continue to be a digicam p&s market. Cellphone manufacturers will _never_ allow you to use storage cards. That defeats the purpose of camera phones, which is to generate airtime revenue. Too many people are buying into this "hype" of the cameraphone..