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<blockquote data-quote="480sparky" data-source="post: 447681" data-attributes="member: 15805">Why shoot film?&nbsp; Lots of reasons:Film slows you down. It has a look and feel that digital does not.&nbsp;You end up learning photography all over again.You'll love it when you 'get it' and it all comes together.You stay focused on taking pictures.You will make mistakes, and you will learn from them.You end up with actual, physical photos.You'll learn to 'get it right' in the camera.It will transport you back in time.Appeal of darkroom work (seeing image appear in developer).Cost.Old cameras are beautiful cameras.It will help you stand out.It makes you look cool.The smaller size &amp; weight is amazing.For better tonal / dynamic range.You’ll learn where the craft came from.You'll be a part of an experience few people understand.It's fun.Analog lasts longer (archivability).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="480sparky, post: 447681, member: 15805"] Why shoot film? Lots of reasons: Film slows you down. It has a look and feel that digital does not. You end up learning photography all over again. You'll love it when you 'get it' and it all comes together. You stay focused on taking pictures. You will make mistakes, and you will learn from them. You end up with actual, physical photos. You'll learn to 'get it right' in the camera. It will transport you back in time. Appeal of darkroom work (seeing image appear in developer). Cost. Old cameras are beautiful cameras. It will help you stand out. It makes you look cool. The smaller size & weight is amazing. For better tonal / dynamic range. You’ll learn where the craft came from. You'll be a part of an experience few people understand. It's fun. Analog lasts longer (archivability). [/QUOTE]

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