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My Elan 7e had eye-controlled focus. 
My Elan 7e had eye-controlled focus. In Response To: Film aside, do you see your dig SLR easier to use than your film SLR? 
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() Not sure why it never made it into the digital era. Otherwise pretty much the same. Nice to see what you're getting for exposure. Having all film speeds available at the touch of a button beats multiple camera bodies (and shots taken on the wrong one). With RAW, white balance is just another workflow step. Plus the obvious that the digital image is ready for the 'net.
Messages In This Thread
- Smart phone photography, a handy pictorial.
- That was good
- Really good points
- Here's my favorite of his series.
- I miss film.
- Funny you should mention that...
- The greatest enemy of new technolgy is the expert in the old
- Technology socially divides large numbers of us.
- Shooting on film did mean that you spent more time composing a shot..
- Somewhere I read ...
- Which means that digital has less value. Like Chinese tube socks.
- I agree totally..
- I still shoot about the same.
- Film aside, do you see your dig SLR easier to use than your film SLR?
- Harder. My Elan 7e had eye-controlled focus.
- Guys, the arguements are rather moot...
- Harder.
- Back in the days of film, I used to shoot a lot of black and white
- Film aside, do you see your dig SLR easier to use than your film SLR?
- I could argue that point re photography
- "The only myth is that, the old methods in any era, took more skill..."
- Another one from Walter Iooss...
- I forgot all about the restrictions of reversal film
- Another one from Walter Iooss...
- Shooting on film did mean that you spent more time composing a shot..
- Technology socially divides large numbers of us.
- I miss film.
- That was good
