Yep - all sorts. Including having film negatives made from digital files.I imagine there may be Hybrid processes that start with digital but then again that could just be my imagination.
May I ask a silly question? What exactly is The Postcard Exchange? I've been around these parts since the last landing of the ark, and I (vaguely) recall postings in the past about a camera floating around the globe, but that's it. What have I missed out on?
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For me, the wonderful thing about the PCX, is that I get to see how the participants shoot their world on film, minus all the PS manipulation that seems to be so prevalent - over-processed HDR I'm looking at you here!!
...Don't get me wrong - digital definitely has its place, I just enjoy seeing the postcards in the PCX, because they are captured the analog way. If I want to see digital - I can visit Instagram. As always, YMMV.
For me, the wonderful thing about the PCX, is that I get to see how the participants shoot their world on film, minus all the PS manipulation that seems to be so prevalent - over-processed HDR I'm looking at you here!!
I get that sometimes you can't access a lab - I often have to inkjet print a scanned negative, but apart from that, there's no "digital manipulation". (Ok, the purists may say the scanning is DM, but in all fairness, you need to scan to put up into the APUG gallery, so how does it differ exactly?)
I say leave it analog and after the change over if there is enough interest in a digital post cards let the ones that want it start one, thats pretty much how the post card exch. we have now started.
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