Film is dead?
While at Wegman's the other day(its a grocery store) I saw the notice: "Last day for film developing, Aug. 9" It gave me pause,and not just because it was my birthday that was the "end of film"
I know some here have proudly proclaimed "Film is dead", I'm not sure I agree, but it is certainly waning. If you poke about online there are big groups still into film. At the New Hope Auto show this past weekend I saw several people with 35mm slr's. I usually see a fair number at the various railroad things I frequent. I see younger people with them, it is not just older people still hanging onto film.
Film is dead, long live film!
1 comment:
I don't think film will die, it will continue to life in art and among purists and people that like more of a challenge than digital and Photoshop. But I like my digital camera, especially since I don't have to worry about the cost to develop film.
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