How many of you are entirely film

[Dan95]

Ive got a D Lux 4 for family snapshots.

Sold my D2x last month to fund a 4x5 enlarger. I can proudly say I shoot film exclusively.

 

[it'sawhat?]

100% silver halide in 35mm and 120 . Absolutely no interest in owning digital.

 

[pdexposures]

I am, didn't really use my digital gear at all in 2011, so for 2012 I sold it all off while it still had some value left. Best decision I've ever made.

 

[karlori]

100% film ... Only digital atm and in near future the Iphone 4 ... If Pentax ever makes a FF digital I'll grab it if not. I see a silvery future 🙂

 

[John Lawrence]

100% film for me too.

John

 

[Marel]

Somewhere I've got an old canon ixus, but that hasn't been used for years. At work I do sometimes use the nikon d7000, but my personal photos are 100% film.

 

[dabick42]

100% 35mm and120 since 1962.
Digital ? It's just a passing fad....

 

[zauhar]

100 % film.

I will never say never, but so far I have not found a digital I can tolerate (and I can't afford an M9 at this point).

I plan on renting the GXR for a week this Summer to try it out.

Randy

 

[froyd]

As my bank account will attest, I'm solidly in the film camp, with only an aging Fujifilm F40 P&S for quick snaps.

I will soon have to explore at home E6 and C41 processing and scanning because film, development, and scan costs add up quickly.

 

[Pete B]

100% film. Only a digital for ebay sale pics.
Pete

 

[jonmanjiro]

90% film here. But you just can't beat the convenience of digital sometimes. I use digital for product shots, quick snaps, and recording information (bus timetables etc.).

 

[zauhar]

As my bank account will attest, I'm solidly in the film camp, with only an aging Fujifilm F40 P&S for quick snaps.

I will soon have to explore at home E6 and C41 processing and scanning because film, development, and scan costs add up quickly.

I just did my first E-6 processing - it was a pain in the ass, but the results look wonderful. I used the Arista kit (a little more than $20, should be good for ten rolls, probably more than that).

Randy

 

[jamais]

Film only. But would love to have an X100.

 

[Peter_wrote:]

95% film.

i still have one good digital compact (canon powershot g11), but dont use it often anymore. i should sell it.
i mainly use it now for quick snaps for posting in the net e.g. of my gear, or for experimenting, e.g. with long exposures.

however it wasnt a conscious decision to go for film. just happend, that i dont like the experience of taking pictures with a digital anymore and the results either.

 

[anjoca76]

I just did my first E-6 processing - it was a pain in the ass, but the results look wonderful. I used the Arista kit (a little more than $20, should be good for ten rolls, probably more than that).

Randy

Glad to hear it! That's very encouraging. I have wanted to try E6 processing at home myself but have heard it's difficult to get it right. I think I'll pick up a kit and give it a whirl. Heck, I can't do any worse than some labs I've used in the past!

 

[Joe Vitessa]

I'm about 98 percent film. But my kids always express disappointment when they ask me to see the image on the back of my camera that isn't there.

 

[FlyingLotus]

I am, especially with BW. Although i have a Canon 500D which gets no use unless i really have to use it for school.

 

[MT4]

100% film. 35mm, 6x6, 6x7 (entire gamut of BW, C41 and E6)

 

[gho]

I have tried quite some digital cameras, but what works for me is 100% film.

 

[Gumby]

100% film (except for scanned images for specific uses), but not 100% rangefinders.