FILM vs DIGITAL
DYNAMIC RANGE - Film has a pretty big advantage with recording highlights compared with digital which struggles to do so as well.
COLOUR - Film records a greater amount of colour within exposure.
EXPOSURE - When using a digital camera you're unable to use a double exposure. This, however, is not a problem for film and using a double exposure has become a popular trend.
SPEED - Digital cameras are considerably more quick within the photographic process.
FUN - Digital cameras allow people to take image after image. If anything people end up with too many photgraphs and tend to struggle to narrow it down. From experience, you have a far greater appreciation for the select few photographs you have on the film as well as an appreciation for the photographic outcome.
COST - Film cameras are substantially cheaper compared to digital cameras.
DYNAMIC RANGE - Film has a pretty big advantage with recording highlights compared with digital which struggles to do so as well.
COLOUR - Film records a greater amount of colour within exposure.
EXPOSURE - When using a digital camera you're unable to use a double exposure. This, however, is not a problem for film and using a double exposure has become a popular trend.
SPEED - Digital cameras are considerably more quick within the photographic process.
FUN - Digital cameras allow people to take image after image. If anything people end up with too many photgraphs and tend to struggle to narrow it down. From experience, you have a far greater appreciation for the select few photographs you have on the film as well as an appreciation for the photographic outcome.
COST - Film cameras are substantially cheaper compared to digital cameras.
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