[Leica] Film Lab

[pdzwig at summaventures.com (Peter Dzwig)]

Just saying that when I shoot on film I find the difference "refreshing"

Peter

On 19/06/17 12:13, Mark Rabiner wrote:
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> I see your point Peter after looking up immutable but your hard disk back 
> up is not a single entity in time and space but is one of many. So, for 
> your shot to disappear digital it must not open in every hard disk you?ve 
> saved it to and that?s not realistically going to happen. In this 
> discussion people talk as if your file is backed up to one hard disk and 
> one hard disk only. I remover when I?d back up my whole computer to a 
> stack of 20 floppies. But next month it was a stack of 20 other floppies.
> And people forget just how smart we are going to be in the year 2525 if we 
> are still alive.
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> We can shoot a whole lot more now that its digital be we were already 
> being shooting a whole lot before.
> An amateur brings an extra roll a pro brings an extra pro pack. That?s 20 
> rolls in cellophane maybe 10. And when we have a pro pack we shoot a pro 
> pack. When we have a roll, we shoot a roll.
> The difference between an amateur and a pro in chemical basic photography 
> in the past century was a normal person goes click and walks away and a 
> pro shoots a roll. ?film is cheap ?was drilled into us and it had to be 
> became it did cost real money and we?d do a pretty good job of passing 
> that on to our silence who were paying use $20 a roll to shoot it.
> 
> I?m very excited about making serious images and if I felt like few do 
> that going back to the darkroom is going to help in doing I?d do that. The 
> idea is if I must try so hard just to get a picture that makes it a better 
> picture. That means I?m a serious shooter.  I know better having done a 
> whole lot of both.
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