Interesting news from Fujifilm

Sirius Glass · Sep 2, 2015

xo-whiplock said:
Those that want to do photography use film, and those that can't use digital.

Well said. I am glad to see that you can see the light.

Andrew O'Neill · Sep 2, 2015

Those that want to do photography use film, and those that can't use digital.

Really? How about those who use film, scan, and make digital negatives?

Poisson Du Jour · Sep 2, 2015

xo-whiplock said:
Those that want to do photography use film, and those that can't use digital.

And what about those that make money from photography using both methods?

Sirius Glass · Sep 2, 2015

Andrew O'Neill said:
Really? How about those who use film, scan, and make digital negatives?

They can post about their scanning on DPUG. It is not hard to understand, just follow the websites' rules and respect the other people on those websites. If one cannot follow the rules, they are free to frequent P-Net.

pdeeh · Sep 3, 2015

No point arguing with a Zealot

georg16nik · Sep 3, 2015

Poisson Du Jour said:
And what about those that make money from photography using both methods?

Those are Methodists who are torn between photography, money and digital imagery.

It's unsurprisingly funny that some peeps round here are confused about photography - media and process; and are desperately lugging digital imagery under big ol photography hat.

Xmas · Sep 3, 2015

georg16nik said:
Those are Methodists who are torn between photography, money and digital imagery.

It's unsurprisingly funny that some peeps round here are confused about photography - media and process; and are desperately lugging digital imagery under big ol photography hat.

Eating or starving is not a difficult choice.

There is always duplicity in marketing.

Was in a protest outside the BBC headquarters building London.
When one of the hot news monster DSLR photogs asks a half dozen subtle wet printing questions. He can tell my F2 is not digital...
The answer to my question was.
'I need a wet print portfolio to get commissioned work customers feel there is less risk if you are a film photographer but still want to chimp and have digital files.'

RattyMouse · Sep 3, 2015

Xmas said:
Eating or starving is not a difficult choice.

There is always duplicity in marketing.

Was in a protest outside the BBC headquarters building London.
When one of the hot news monster DSLR photogs asks a half dozen subtle wet printing questions. He can tell my F2 is not digital...
The answer to my question was.
'I need a wet print portfolio to get commissioned work customers feel there is less risk if you are a film photographer but still want to chimp and have digital files.'

You really REALLY should put down the bottle before posting.

rbultman · Sep 3, 2015

georg16nik said:
It's unsurprisingly funny that some peeps round here are confused about photography - media and process; and are desperately lugging digital imagery under big ol photography hat.

How are they confused?

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Ricardo Miranda · Sep 3, 2015

RattyMouse said:
You really REALLY should put down the bottle before posting.

That isn't nice.
50 Hail Marys for you.

Sirius Glass · Sep 3, 2015

RattyMouse said:
You really REALLY should put down the bottle before posting.

I will drink to that!

:munch: :munch: :munch: :munch: :munch:

Besides what does Mary have to do with it?

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