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Originally posted by KRL
I was at Wolf photo today shopping for camera's and was talking to the manager about the film market. And he said its so completely dead they're pulling the film cameras except for just a couple models off the shelves by the fall.
Film is dead. Let's face reality. Once the majority stop buying a product like now, companies won't invest in manufacturing them or developing new models.
Why is it so hard for some of you to accept reality?
The guy I was talking to teaches photography at a local university and he was showing me his portfolio all shot in digital and it looked better than film output.
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Correct sir. I like how the article says hey you can get a film camera cheaper, but doesn't say you have to buy and develop film for the rest of your fucking life, like that shit is free. Oh I saved $100 on my camera, now I only have to buy new film rolls every 30 pictures, then pay to develop it, then pay to have digital files made from it, then hey a few days after I shot something on my camera that cost me $100 less I finally have pics on my computer that I can use.
