Captain Beard
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Photography People...
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Shpongled
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Developing your own photos does indeed kick ass, but I'd NEVER have time to develop the amount of pictures I take. Anything that I want to do in a darkroom I can do in Photoshop in a fraction of the time. I'm glad I know how to develop my own, though.
I'm the kind of person that believes it's all about the individual taking the picture and not the equipment. Having good gear is definitely an advantage, but I only paid $200 for my camera and I think it works pretty well for every sort of condition I've taken pictures in with it.
I'm the kind of person that believes it's all about the individual taking the picture and not the equipment. Having good gear is definitely an advantage, but I only paid $200 for my camera and I think it works pretty well for every sort of condition I've taken pictures in with it.
Anvil
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I'm the same nowadays Kevin. I don't usually do any blackroom stuff anymore because it's too time consuming and I don't have that kind of time to devote to it. Nowadays I just do negative scanning, then photoshop flips to bring the photo out.
However the occasional time I do jump into the blackroom and do some film.
However the occasional time I do jump into the blackroom and do some film.
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