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Thread: Vindication

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    Talking Vindication

    Ahhh sweet vindication. :23:

    I now have proof from none other than Photography Review.com, that real cameras use FILM !!

    To Wit: The Signature Line on the notification emails and site maps (see above) clearly say "Photography & Digital Camera Forums", and since Photography is identified as a seperate Entity from Digital Cameras by the use of "AND" the only logical conclusion is that Photography is not Digital therefore True Photography must be FILM!. :lol: :smilewinkgrin:
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    Re: Vindication

    I thought only pewter plates covered with bitumen were the only real photography.
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    Re: Vindication

    Have you been in the corn whiskey?:crazy:
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    Re: Vindication

    You can think whatever you like. But I am the boss, I wrote that, and I haven't used a film camera for years :-P
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    Re: Vindication

    I think every one should dust off the old film camera and go shoot a roll. It's the anticipation of not knowing if you nailed the shot? Don't look at the back of the camera after the shot because it you won't see the shot, you have to wait:-)
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    Re: Vindication

    Thanks for your comments, and especially your support (of sorts :lol Jimmy.

    This thread was probably my last dying protest against "Digital", (but not against Nikon ) as I am going to get a Canon P&S to carry in my pocket. A lot easier to carry and less obtrusive than my SLR or Medium Format, which I love and will never give up. So while I have not actually crossed over I have moved up to the line :lol:

    Now to the review pages to decide which one to buy.

    Photo John, Thanks for a great site.
    Last edited by w.slayman; 12-15-2009 at 06:22 AM.
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    Re: Vindication

    What is a film camera?






    ..... seriously what is it?

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    Re: Vindication

    Quote Originally Posted by BlueRob
    What is a film camera? ..... seriously what is it?
    Some of My Film Cameras


    Agfa Box, circa 1930


    Yashica-12, circa 1967-1968


    Minolta Hi-Matic 7s, circa 1969


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    Re: Vindication

    Quote Originally Posted by Axle
    Some of My Film Cameras
    You have a nice collection there mate!:thumbsup:


    But I dont see in any of those the USB port, how do you transfer the files ?:lol:

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    Re: Vindication

    LOL!! I know about a film on my camera when I leave it sitting too long......a dust film!
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    Re: Vindication

    Lets make a deal.

    If you will tell me how to load the "Mega and Pixels" into my new computer with a lens, I will tell you how to transfer the film files in a camera without a USB port. :lol:
    Bill,

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