For the longest time I found myself being critical of digital technology. Suddenly the mysticism surrounding photography had disappeared as the masses became insta-photographers.I have to disagree with you, Peter, largely because you are approaching this issue from a results orientated outlook. More people with access=more great photographers and more people with access=more horrible photographers..the difference being is that now both have the potential for a HUGE audience...and this potential has much less to do with the photos and more to do with marketing in generalEducation is the big thing, we have locals that literally don't know the first thing about anything professional in the industry, from focusing, to posing, and especially light, skin tone etc. Of course it would.

Of course there is nothing stopping anyone from doing the same thing with digital, besides having a small amount of self-discipline. For example, you can process your colour negative film in the chemicals intended for developing slide film or flip the process around. They save everything and then the best gets lost in the mediocrity and the forgettable.As far as for the general public, I think digital is great. That we can all be sure of.For over a hundred years, photography provided a creative outlet for generations of artists to capture the heights of human achievement and the depths of human depravity; the wonders of the natural world and the tragedy of global decay. Sure, you say. "I'm not sure when they changed it, but it moved to a Photography Degree that anyone could enter; no standards and take any class you want.
Surely we all benefit as a result?Photography cant be dead ever, only the way and technology of taking shot may be changed. I've been through so much with that camera and it always performed perfectly. The costs incurred and the energy expelled for zero guarantees of any desirable outcome can be a pretty heavy deterrent for some. That's all. "Then came the digital revolution.Still, it wasn't my 5D. If you could take a picture at all, you were a god.No, photography isn't dead, but the career of professional photography is gasping like a fish out of water. I think the question should be is the professional photography dead? It's such a strange dichotomy; read any online camera forum and the latest and greatest is king and anything else is obsolete...yet when a fraction of this technology is made available to the general public the end is near!! The equipment investment is huge. As I said, I see the resurgence of film photography as mostly just a curiosity that once experienced will be left behind. As a creative art, photography has always had far more to do with the person behind the lens than the equipment they are using. "The advent of digital meant a quicker turn around time. A photograph can be printed on anything.

Silly, you say? All this, for a relatively low price and quick turnaround time. Technology has put a camera, of one description or another, into the hands of more people than ever. If it wasn't for Photoshop... and the list goes on.However, at the same time you now that is a rarity. You can also check each and every image to guarantee it's there and well exposed.

And swore they'd never convert. Sure, I love the latest addition to the Canon 5D line, but that first full frame I bought still gives me something no other camera can. Like all things there are the exceptions. Lighting has always been the primary focus to my photography. Film photography, when compared to digital, is something of a gamble — especially if you shoot professionally. So photographers must distance themselves from the competition. William Klein (born April 19, 1928) is an American-born French photographer and filmmaker noted for his ironic approach to both media and his extensive use of unusual photographic techniques in the context of photojournalism and fashion photography. What I remember is film photographers looking forward to much better quality in future digital cameras so we wouldn't ever have to deal with the hassle of film again.Painters that were displaced by photographers adapted their method or moved on...Polaroid never did replace commercial film, digital wasn't ever going to be as good as film...oh wait... DSLR will be replaced by iPhone? No one knew what was going to happen. We could now easily create composites and multiple exposures just using software on our computers. The old timers revolted. THAT is why professionals might go extinct.I'm one of those film old timers and that's not how I remember it. 5 Film Photography Effects To Try Before You Die Film photography, when compared to digital, is something of a gamble — especially if you shoot professionally. Generally, around 99% of Xpro images are processed with transparency film in negative chemistry so that’s a good place to start. The article is correct. It was intense.I think one of the biggest problems now is how many people do anything with the images they take? Start at the museums and galleries. Feeding the need for instant gratification in all of us.

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