Quote .. (out of context) .. digital photography has simply amplified mediocrity.
... When comparing my film and digital images from 2004, the film shots seem more thoughtfully crafted and are technically perfect. They require little if any editing in Photoshop. When each frame costs money to produce, you think seriously before pressing the shutter button (especially when using MF or LF film). With digital there is no financial burden to pressing the shutter so I just shoot – often when I really shouldn’t be. Some folks call this the ‘freedom to experiment”. I call it the “freedom to be lazy”.
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Quote .. (out of context) .. digital photography has simply amplified mediocrity.
... When comparing my film and digital images from 2004, the film shots seem more thoughtfully crafted and are technically perfect. They require little if any editing in Photoshop. When each frame costs money to produce, you think seriously before pressing the shutter button (especially when using MF or LF film). With digital there is no financial burden to pressing the shutter so I just shoot – often when I really shouldn’t be. Some folks call this the ‘freedom to experiment”. I call it the “freedom to be lazy”.
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There is frequent mention of a Canon EOS 1ds .. = 11 MP (4064 x 2704) .. @ $8000 price range
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