***Film Poll***

[jcdeboever]

I may be wrong about this but the medium format seems to have more detail, then my crop sensor. My Agfa Isolette II on a tripod rocks out a darn nice, detailed image. I love my Holga 120 as it's like opening up a present every time you develop, you never really know what your gonna get. I like my Pentax for simplicity, and the Nikon F 50mm 1.4 and 80-200 f4.5 for sharp 35mm images. I like my Canon T70 because it's darn fun to use.

 

[vintagesnaps]

I shoot film. And Polaroids. And use a digital camera. And scan. And have done darkroom prints. And do a couple of alternate processes that don't even use a camera and are a throwback to some of the earliest types of photography.

I learned how to drive a manual (sort of, well not really...). You can drive and still use earlier technology and go ride a bike. I use the microwave and cook on an electric stovetop. And some people grill out. And go out to dinner - you can do more than one type of many things.

So go run your railroad and we'll run ours (shooting the train on film! lol). If you don't want to shoot film then don't but quit buggin' those of us that do!! sheesh

 

[jcdeboever]

I shoot film. And Polaroids. And use a digital camera. And scan. And have done darkroom prints. And do a couple of alternate processes that don't even use a camera and are a throwback to some of the earliest types of photography.

I learned how to drive a manual (sort of, well not really...). You can drive and still use earlier technology and go ride a bike. I use the microwave and cook on an electric stovetop. And some people grill out. And go out to dinner - you can do more than one type of many things.

So go run your railroad and we'll run ours (shooting the train on film! lol). If you don't want to shoot film then don't but quit buggin' those of us that do!! sheesh

One of these days I am gonna get a Polaroid.

 

[JonA_CT]

I put myself in the less than 40% category. I shoot an old Minolta SLR, but I'm still really learning how to get good exposures consistently.

I also have an Agfa Isolette that I was gifted from a relatively that I finally bought film for and I'm going to give a whack at soon.

 

[wsetser]

Nothing but black and white film, mostly 4x5, some 8x10, and a little 35mm. I also process and print everything myself. I never felt a desire to go digital.