I believe this issue needs additional clarification from the Photo Industrial Complex… is the damage a result of cumulative exposures? are specific sensors more prone to gamma rays, CCD or CMOS? and at what point can software no longer “fix” dead pixels?… I don’t know the answer as of now (stay tuned) but I am [...]
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Does Airplane Travel Damage Digital Sensors?
Posted in analog film technology, digital photography, digital technology, film capture, kodak, photo industrial complex, photography today, tagged damage sensor airplane, digital damage gama ray exposure, gama ray damage digital on July 8, 2011 | 3 Comments »
The End Of Film? Or… The End Of Digital?
Posted in alternative process, analog film technology, analog photography, bw400cn, Camera Technologies, death of film, digital photography, digital printing, digital revolution, digital technology, film capture, Film Is Fun, film scans, inkjet papers, kodachrome, kodak, photo industrial complex, photo magazine, photography, photography today, stephen schaub, tagged death of digital photography, digital camera death, end of film, film dead, future of photography on June 1, 2011 | 27 Comments »
Click on the audio play button to listen to this 14 minute discussion on the future of photography by Stephen Schaub. LINKS: How Much Longer Can Photographic Film Hold On? Traditional Camera Film Makes A Come Back
Article for Consideration
Posted in analog film technology, analog photography, digital revolution, digital technology, Ektar, film capture, film scans, imacon scanner, indian hill imageworks, kodak, kodak ektar, photography today, scanning film, tagged digital analog photography, film compared to digital, twin lens life on February 8, 2011 | 11 Comments »
First click on the link below and read the article and look at the examples… http://www.twinlenslife.com/2011/01/digital-vs-film-canon-5d-mark-ii-vs.html Now here are my thoughts… 1. The film looks fantastic! The latitude is much better and I like the feeling of the film file much more. 2. The test was very good. It would have been even better if [...]
I’m Not Going To Say I Told You So
Posted in analog film technology, analog photography, Camera Technologies, digital revolution, digital technology, iphone art, Mobile Art Project: MAP, photo industrial complex, photography today, Suggestions from the Revolution, tagged end of journalism, end of point and shoot camera, future photography, mobile technologies art, mobile technologies fashion, mobile technologies news, new photo trend on January 17, 2011 | 14 Comments »
Click on the audio play button to listen to this 13 minute discussion on the future of photography… Link to referenced article: http://fstoppers.com/iphone/
Something for the Holidays
Posted in Admin, analog film technology, analog photography, collecting photography, death of film, diafine developer, digital photography, digital printing, digital revolution, digital technology, Exposure Meter, film capture, film scans, imacon scanner, inkjet papers, kodachrome, kodak, lens test, photography today, scanning film, Test Targets, visualization techniques, Xtol Developer, zone system on December 6, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The Focal Encyclopedia of Photography, Fourth Edition is a must-have for every serious photographer… period. An earlier edition was a constant resource for me while at RIT and now this newer edition is my Xmas gift to myself this year… it is expensive but well worth it. It is quite thick and full of very useful [...]
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