New guy on board
Jul 1, 2015 18:23:14 #
Welcome to UHH Rob, glad you finally joined us. Used to do 35mm film with my Nikon FTN and Nikkormat. Had the kitchen dark room, chemicals, film canisters, etc. Went DSLR with a Nikon D80 and have not looked back. Now shoot with a Nikon D7100. Give digital a chance.
Have fun, learn and enjoy the forum.
Don
Have fun, learn and enjoy the forum.
Don
Jul 2, 2015 02:33:54 #
Rob66
Loc: Indiana
Meives, Dick, Simon, and Frank,
Thank you. You're all making me feel very welcome.
Thank you. You're all making me feel very welcome.
Jul 2, 2015 02:40:59 #
Rob66
Loc: Indiana
Hi Don,
Those big negs from 4x5 are a spoiler. I've shot digital and, good as it is, it just doesn't compare. Magazine reproduction is such that the difference is minimal but you really notice the difference in book publishing or in 16x20 display prints. Happily, it isn't either/or. I could save a lot of time and hassle by shooting digi most of the time and breaking out the "big gun" when necessary.
Those big negs from 4x5 are a spoiler. I've shot digital and, good as it is, it just doesn't compare. Magazine reproduction is such that the difference is minimal but you really notice the difference in book publishing or in 16x20 display prints. Happily, it isn't either/or. I could save a lot of time and hassle by shooting digi most of the time and breaking out the "big gun" when necessary.
Jul 2, 2015 11:11:01 #
Rob66 wrote:
Hi Don,
Those big negs from 4x5 are a spoiler. I've shot digital and, good as it is, it just doesn't compare. Magazine reproduction is such that the difference is minimal but you really notice the difference in book publishing or in 16x20 display prints. Happily, it isn't either/or. I could save a lot of time and hassle by shooting digi most of the time and breaking out the "big gun" when necessary.
Those big negs from 4x5 are a spoiler. I've shot digital and, good as it is, it just doesn't compare. Magazine reproduction is such that the difference is minimal but you really notice the difference in book publishing or in 16x20 display prints. Happily, it isn't either/or. I could save a lot of time and hassle by shooting digi most of the time and breaking out the "big gun" when necessary.
Sounds like you have a plan Rob. Good luck!!
Don
Jul 2, 2015 19:18:49 #
Welcome aboard and good luck. You will find the Canon vs Nikon vs the rest of the world discussion never ends here. You might learn from it, I'll guarantee you will laugh.
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