Tina wrote:
> I would not travel with film these days. Too many TSA screenings, too many
> worries about carrying it everywhere, no possibility to change ISOs when
> needed, when you get it back home you still have develop it or pay to have
> it developed and then to post it anywhere you have to scan it.. When you
> think that a tiny SD card can carry the equivalent of hundreds of rolls of
> film, and that today's digital files are equal to or better than scanned
> film, there is no reason to burden yourself with outdated technology ;-)
> If you want film grain, you can add it later.
We are at one of those rare moments where there are several
outstanding choices available. You can't go wrong with an m43 kit,
SONY kit or Fujifilm kit. I have a hard time figuring out which is
"best" as they all are really great.
--
Ken Norton
ken@xxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.zone-10.com
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