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Long Time Film Guy Converted to Digital

Mononly

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I developed my first B&W film in 1957. Old Kodak box camera. Been through lots of cameras. Eventually settled on Leica range finders. I’ve done a lot of my photography in Paris with an M6. Recently purchased a Q3 Monochrom.
Interested more in composition and intent than in equipment.
 
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Mononly

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Thanks koraks. I will be able to post a few examples when I get home from Paris next week. Editing on an iPad isn’t working for me. Some older Paris work can be seen at
toutParis.blogspot.com.
 

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Mononly said:
Some older Paris work can be seen at
toutParis.blogspot.com.
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Oh, thanks so much! Here's the clickable link for those interested in having a look (which I'd certainly recommend): https://toutparis.blogspot.com/
I think you very aptly capture the city the way I've also always experienced it (not a native, mind you; just an occasional visitor).
 

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"Converting" can mean a lot of things. Many here, like myself, have added digital to their "camera bag", but haven't abandoned film. Does "converting" in you case mean no more film?
 
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