Walgreens lost a roll of my film..

[gsgary]

This is possibly the best argument to go digital I have ever heard.

Why would you go from film to stale digital

 

[pixmedic]

This is possibly the best argument to go digital I have ever heard.

Why would you go from film to stale digital

far more processing options.
Larger shooting capacity on memory cards than rolls of film.
Better low light performance.
No use of chemicals.
No hours of waiting to see results.
Easy multiple off camera flash capability.
Ability to easily switch between low ISO and high ISO. (And faster than switching film backs)
Ability to switch between B&W and color without having to change film.
wireless remotes.
higher FPS and continuous shooting modes....

I dunno, I feel like I'm missing some stuff, but since you asked, there's just a few reasons someone might switch from film to digital.
Hope that satisfactorily answers your question.

 

[gsgary]

This is possibly the best argument to go digital I have ever heard.

Why would you go from film to stale digital

far more processing options.
Larger shooting capacity on memory cards than rolls of film.
Better low light performance.
No use of chemicals.
No hours of waiting to see results.
Easy multiple off camera flash capability.
Ability to easily switch between low ISO and high ISO. (And faster than switching film backs)
Ability to switch between B&W and color without having to change film.
wireless remotes.
higher FPS and continuous shooting modes....

I dunno, I feel like I'm missing some stuff, but since you asked, there's just a few reasons someone might switch from film to digital.
Hope that satisfactorily answers your question.

So your saying spray and pray photography with no thought even though i just bought the Sony A7 i shoot it like i shoot film only took 50 shots all day Sunday, i can see my film shots in about 1 hour

 

[pixmedic]

Why would you go from film to stale digital

far more processing options.
Larger shooting capacity on memory cards than rolls of film.
Better low light performance.
No use of chemicals.
No hours of waiting to see results.
Easy multiple off camera flash capability.
Ability to easily switch between low ISO and high ISO. (And faster than switching film backs)
Ability to switch between B&W and color without having to change film.
wireless remotes.
higher FPS and continuous shooting modes....

I dunno, I feel like I'm missing some stuff, but since you asked, there's just a few reasons someone might switch from film to digital.
Hope that satisfactorily answers your question.

So your saying spray and pray photography with no thought even though i just bought the Sony A7 i shoot it like i shoot film only took 50 shots all day Sunday, i can see my film shots in about 1 hour

no, not once did i use the words "spray and pray" or "no thought". ever.