Hi aLi, your right on about the cost of film vs. digital. To control costs I am currently limiting my film usage to medium format and when I have the film developed I do not print proofs but I do have them scanned onto a CDROM. By not printing I cut the cost in half. In addition to the Mamiya I have a Holga which uses 120 film.
The photographs in this series, all titled Avalon, are the beginning of a project to film the Avalon Park and Preserve. The park and preserve capture me and I thought it would be a good project. All of the photographs in the final showing will be from film, either the Mamiya or the Holga. Cheers,
Hi aLi, your right on about the cost of film vs. digital. To control costs I am currently limiting my film usage to medium format and when I have the film developed I do not print proofs but I do have them scanned onto a CDROM. By not printing I cut the cost in half. In addition to the Mamiya I have a Holga which uses 120 film.
The photographs in this series, all titled Avalon, are the beginning of a project to film the Avalon Park and Preserve. The park and preserve capture me and I thought it would be a good project. All of the photographs in the final showing will be from film, either the Mamiya or the Holga. Cheers,
Hi Bob Kelly, It's quite a while that I'm trying to re-enter the world of film photography.( mostly because of the great quality B/W film shots have),but it just seems impossible for me, I don't know if it's the high costs of film photography or just the ease of working with digital cameras that's holding me back from the film world. It's only 2 years that I'm doing digital photography but i've got accustomed to it so much. anyway good luck for you with the great Mamiya you now own.
Thank you aLi Naghizadeh, I appreciate your comments. I have recently re-discovered film after purchasing a Mamiya C330 from by brother-in-law. I shoot mostly digital however the 6x6 format and film work well in landscape. Thanks again,
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