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Questions regarding photography using film.

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Why should a digital photographer learn to shoot film?

Unlike digital where each shot is essentially free and you can review them as you go, with film you get the film in the roll (30 or so shots I think), you have to pick an ISO beforehand, the cost per photo …
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What is the best negative scanner (35mm) for $400 or less?

If you are just looking for a way to digitize your collection, you may mant to consider a scanning service, once they're scanned there isn't much need for the scanner. http://www.scancafe.com is one …
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What are the pros and cons of film and digital for B&W photography?

On the other side, many feel that film grain has a much more pleasing appearance when compared to digital ISO noise. … Many black and white photos are taken in a way that accentuates the film grain, and while this might be possible to emulate with software, it is probably still easier with film. …
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What kind of photography is still better done with film cameras?

Infrared and ultraviolet photography is much more accessible with film. With digital it is possible, but generally involves modifying the sensor to remove the hot mirror, which is very expensive. …
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Is it possible to do infrared photography with digital cameras?

Yes, but not well on most standard DSLRs. Most digital cameras have an infrared-blocking hot-mirror filter on the sensor to improve the image captures in the visible spectrum. In order to do take inf …
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Which setup should I choose for taking pictures of Trick-or-Treaters tonight?

I think you'll want to go with the 50mm f/1.7. Since you'll be shooting in low light without flash, you will want the fastest lens you can get. Also, the 50mm is going to give you more natural lookin …
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What are the results of developing slide film (E-6 process) with C41 chemicals?

Varying brands and film speeds yield different color shifts producing bright, saturated colors and high contrast. … C-41 film can be processed in standard black and white chemicals, to produce a monochrome negative image. …
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What is the significance of the word "Color" in the names of some older lenses?

I have a feeling that the "Color" portion of the name is simply marketing, as the lenses in question were released at a time when color film was not as common. …
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