Pfreddee
Well-known
I learned photography on film cameras, and I have taken my time about finishing a roll of film. 36 exposures seems to take an age, 24 exposures is a little better, and 12-on with MF is quickest of all, but not really burning up the film. Adding digital to the mix, I have kept shooting at my same pace: leisurely. And after shooting digital for four years along with film I have kept the same slow pace of exposures. Has anyone else out there noticed that they shoot digital at the same pace as they sho(o)t film? I know that my working pace is a habit and I see no real reason to change, but I was wondering if you started in film and worked slowly, did this work habit carry over to digital?
Thank you to all who reply.
With best regards,
Pfreddee(Stephen)
Thank you to all who reply.
With best regards,
Pfreddee(Stephen)
MikeChong
oldskhool
Learning on film, I was never a film burner like yourself. Having a M240 and other digital cameras I try to limit myself to a few good or hopefully a few great frames while walking about. Sold all my film M's, and I just purchased a M6 (again). Nice and slow with film and digital I guess.
dmc
Bessa Driver
I also shoot film and digital equally fast. Must admit, I shoot very little digital these days, more like 90% film.