[Leica] Fuji is sticking it out

[pdzwig at summaventures.com (Peter Dzwig)]

Adam Bridge wrote:

> I think this "film renaissance" idea is exactly the way to go.
> 
> As I've said before I believe that a youngster who wants to make big
> bucks will be come highly adept in the darkroom because one-off will
> have a much higher value than the prints made digitally IF they are
> the very highest quality.
> 
> Someone interested today could apprentice to John Sexton or any number
> of the current great printers and have a niche market in the major
> arts areas because while making a print isn't hard, making a GREAT
> print is.
> 
> Darkroom equipment seems to be going for a song so an investment there
> would be in order to.
> 
> Adam Bridge
> 
Trouble is it is messy and all those chemicals and space and..., BUT a 
solution 
is always to develop your negs yourself, buy a scanner and then you can play 
with them in PS if you will. It's up front cost vs amortised cost; it 
depends 
how you see it - and what you can afford

There's alway Efke ;-)

Peter Dzwig