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<blockquote data-quote="mikew_RIP" data-source="post: 440541" data-attributes="member: 14174"><p>I know cameras have got more complicated,PP has been added so being proficient could well be a steeper learning curve,there is though the advantage that a beginner can look at his images within moments of taking with all the info as to settings displayed on the PC screen.</p><p>When i started my first few films where taken over maybe a couple of weeks each,sent away for 4 or 5 days processed and returned,i had a very high percentage of reject images with no chance of remembering the settings i had used,tried jotting down things like shutter speed but got to the end of a 36 shot film with only 34 notes so that meant i didnt know which notes matched which shot.</p><p>Things got better when we built the dark room but no where near as good as it would be now,all that info instantly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mikew_RIP, post: 440541, member: 14174"] I know cameras have got more complicated,PP has been added so being proficient could well be a steeper learning curve,there is though the advantage that a beginner can look at his images within moments of taking with all the info as to settings displayed on the PC screen. When i started my first few films where taken over maybe a couple of weeks each,sent away for 4 or 5 days processed and returned,i had a very high percentage of reject images with no chance of remembering the settings i had used,tried jotting down things like shutter speed but got to the end of a 36 shot film with only 34 notes so that meant i didnt know which notes matched which shot. Things got better when we built the dark room but no where near as good as it would be now,all that info instantly. [/QUOTE]
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