A film camera body is 'just' somethng to hold the lens, open a shutter for a
predictable time, and transport the film. If you can get the exposure right
then it's 'only' the lens and film that count. After that it's all down to
how you/someone process(es) the film.
A digital body is a whole lot more because it also includes the 'film' and
some of the film processing. Your flexibility is totally different. While
you're locked into the 'film' type (the sensor) you don't just get the one
chance to cross-process the results. But this means your approach is going
to be COMPLETELY changed into sitting in front of a computer screen.
I don't think anyone can answer your question!
br
Jez
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