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o hey tyler said:Film Pros: Dynamic Range, aesthetic quality, cheaper start up cost
Film Cons: Cost, Time between shutter actuation to developing stage, decreasing accessibility
Digital Pros: Accessibility of images, availability of equipment, cheaper to maintain in the long run, ability to change your ISO
Digital Cons: Steeper start up cost, lack of dynamic range, somewhat steeper learning curve (because of the tech, not learning exposure)
Starter DSLR's:
Canon T2i, T3i
Nikon: D3100, D5100.
Good description, although the dynamic range difference isn't nearly what it used to be--in fact it may be about equal now with digital recovering shadows better and film having an edge in highlights.