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Old July 9th 07, 12:53 AM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation
Shiver
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It doesn't matter if you post pictures to the group or not.

The question of the day is who is still shooting with film and how many
here have switched partly or completely to a digital format.
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Old July 9th 07, 01:24 AM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation
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"shiver" wrote

It doesn't matter if you post pictures to the group or not.

The question of the day is who is still shooting with film and how many
here have switched partly or completely to a digital format.


All digital. Konica-Minolta DiMage XG, one of the first completely flat cameras
with an optical zoom.

Every year or two, I take out my Pentax K-1000, just for grins.
--
Jim in NC

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Old July 9th 07, 01:53 AM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation
Andrew-S
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98% Digital.

1% Slide Film

1% Negative Film.


Andrew


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It doesn't matter if you post pictures to the group or not.

The question of the day is who is still shooting with film and how many
here have switched partly or completely to a digital format.



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Old July 9th 07, 05:43 AM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation
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Completely digital. Canon 30D.
Ron

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shiver wrote in news:080720071752447705%
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It doesn't matter if you post pictures to the group or not.

The question of the day is who is still shooting with film and how many
here have switched partly or completely to a digital format.


For some thing like when I need a large format 645 or bigger I would use
film but 90% of my work iswith my Canon 20d



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Old July 9th 07, 05:55 AM posted to alt.binaries.pictures.aviation
Ron Monroe
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Sorry, that was meant to be a reply to the original question.
Ron

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Completely digital. Canon 30D.
Ron

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shiver wrote in news:080720071752447705%
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It doesn't matter if you post pictures to the group or not.

The question of the day is who is still shooting with film and how many
here have switched partly or completely to a digital format.


For some thing like when I need a large format 645 or bigger I would use
film but 90% of my work iswith my Canon 20d





 




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