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<blockquote data-quote="Browncoat" data-source="post: 331607" data-attributes="member: 1061"><p>I agree that film has its merits, but not in this context. Film has no place in a Photography 101 type of class. As a 2nd year elective, yes. No newbie in the history of newbies slows down. But, I digress. There's no point in debating the flaws of the education system. A cheap film camera is peanuts compared to other costs. Hell, I have to buy my daughter (a high school Freshman this year) a $200 calculator that could pilot the Enterprise.</p><p></p><p>This is what started my downward spiral, so it hit a nerve LOL!</p><p></p><p>I was an IT major at a 4-year college and elected to take a class in Photography to satisfy an art requirement. I had been taking photos for awhile and enjoyed it, but this class required a DSLR. Next thing you know, I'm transferring to a photography school, quitting my day job, and starting a photography business.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Browncoat, post: 331607, member: 1061"] I agree that film has its merits, but not in this context. Film has no place in a Photography 101 type of class. As a 2nd year elective, yes. No newbie in the history of newbies slows down. But, I digress. There's no point in debating the flaws of the education system. A cheap film camera is peanuts compared to other costs. Hell, I have to buy my daughter (a high school Freshman this year) a $200 calculator that could pilot the Enterprise. This is what started my downward spiral, so it hit a nerve LOL! I was an IT major at a 4-year college and elected to take a class in Photography to satisfy an art requirement. I had been taking photos for awhile and enjoyed it, but this class required a DSLR. Next thing you know, I'm transferring to a photography school, quitting my day job, and starting a photography business. [/QUOTE]
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