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Reply #30 posted 11/17/07 6:49am

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I suppose digital is more environmentally friendly.
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Reply #31 posted 11/17/07 3:50pm

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heartbeatocean said:

I suppose digital is more environmentally friendly.


Now that makes sense....
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Reply #32 posted 11/18/07 1:22am

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I used to be exactly like you, in that I had no desire to use digital cameras and wanted to build my own darkroom. Then I bought one lol lol...

Actually, I first saw the photos of professional photographers using digital cameras ($3,500-$4,000 digital cameras, but still)...and the work was outstanding. Figured it would be easier and cheaper than building my own darkroom lol. Then, I read an article about how some camera companies are discontinuing making 35mm cameras--it was becoming a Walkman while everyone was buying Discmans and iPods lol...so when I had some money, I dipped into cheapest end of the high-end digitals and bought a Sony for $1,000. My next camera, I'm going all-out and spending the the money for a complete outfit.

And I SO want to see your photo project!! That sounds excellent (and not just because I'm from Chicago heh)...Make a thread when you have it done. nod


i'm still dreaming of that nikon d80 tho lol digitial or analog? which one is cheaper? i've been told it doesnt matter. and of course i know that digital is in bawl btw when i'm done with the project i'll post it lol


I was after the D80, but I'm going to give up and get the D40x with a couple of lenses instead because I'm impatient. lol

As for analog, I still have this awesome camera, my first 'proper' camera, that I bought second hand nearly 15 years ago. It's back in the UK though. Really good camera as a starter when I was just a wee boy, and still good now.

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Reply #33 posted 11/18/07 5:02am

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heartbeatocean said:

I suppose digital is more environmentally friendly.


Never thought of that but it's true! I guess I need to learn to develop my own stuff. That way at least I could limit myself to developing just the good negatives.
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Reply #34 posted 11/18/07 5:03am

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Fauxie said:

heybaby said:



i'm still dreaming of that nikon d80 tho lol digitial or analog? which one is cheaper? i've been told it doesnt matter. and of course i know that digital is in bawl btw when i'm done with the project i'll post it lol


I was after the D80, but I'm going to give up and get the D40x with a couple of lenses instead because I'm impatient. lol

As for analog, I still have this awesome camera, my first 'proper' camera, that I bought second hand nearly 15 years ago. It's back in the UK though. Really good camera as a starter when I was just a wee boy, and still good now.



I just used one of these on vacation to take a pic of a couple that owned one. It seemed old & heavy, but probably in no worse condition than it was 20 years ago.
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Reply #35 posted 11/19/07 3:08am

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NDRU said:

heartbeatocean said:

I suppose digital is more environmentally friendly.


Never thought of that but it's true! I guess I need to learn to develop my own stuff. That way at least I could limit myself to developing just the good negatives.


but then you'd be breathing in all those fumes! lol
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Reply #36 posted 11/19/07 7:18pm

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heartbeatocean said:

NDRU said:



Never thought of that but it's true! I guess I need to learn to develop my own stuff. That way at least I could limit myself to developing just the good negatives.


but then you'd be breathing in all those fumes! lol


But I don't do drugs anymore, I need something!
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