dan zvereff shared this interview with me recently.
http://www.japancamerahunter.com/2014/06/film-news-adox-interview/
even though it's not really the reason i shoot ektar, it's interesting to hear that,
"Ektar can record about 20% more information on a 35mm film than the highest resolution 35mm Digital Camera (Nikon D800) can capture."
also interesting to hear is,
"stop scanning like crazy ... Paper consumption is what keeps the factories running. Not film."
i also wasn't particularly into photos always being captioned as being shot on film, since there's more to a photo than the medium, but i am concerned about rising film prices and the lack of old and new emulsions, so i feel obliged to share:
the majority of my photography, seen here on this blogspot, allenying.com, and in 43 magazine, is shot on film, and 100% of what i've posted on lovebryan.com/allen is shot on film as well. it is the photography i fell in love with, and i can't say the same has happened with digital photography. i hope you can enjoy shooting film too, it may not cost as much as buying an updated $3500 SLR every few years.
the majority of my photography, seen here on this blogspot, allenying.com, and in 43 magazine, is shot on film, and 100% of what i've posted on lovebryan.com/allen is shot on film as well. it is the photography i fell in love with, and i can't say the same has happened with digital photography. i hope you can enjoy shooting film too, it may not cost as much as buying an updated $3500 SLR every few years.
