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are you still using film or have you switched to digital?
last week i attended my first wipa event and after an amazing talk by sean low, we met up in groups by profession. i had the honor of meeting some fantastic local photographers and we spoke about the film vs. digital debate. everyone has his/her own opinion on which medium is superior yet i feel that there are advantages to both. so, i shoot with both. unfortunately, my shoulders get hit the hardest because at each wedding i am carrying around a ton of gear.
i have to say that the immediate feedback of a digital camera is convenient yet there is something so satisfying about getting a roll of film back after it has been processed. the debate continues!
photos of sam and ryan - shot with fuji pro 400h.
last week i attended my first wipa event and after an amazing talk by sean low, we met up in groups by profession. i had the honor of meeting some fantastic local photographers and we spoke about the film vs. digital debate. everyone has his/her own opinion on which medium is superior yet i feel that there are advantages to both. so, i shoot with both. unfortunately, my shoulders get hit the hardest because at each wedding i am carrying around a ton of gear.
i have to say that the immediate feedback of a digital camera is convenient yet there is something so satisfying about getting a roll of film back after it has been processed. the debate continues!
photos of sam and ryan - shot with fuji pro 400h.
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