All this says is that digital capture and analog capture may have different results, but I've never seen a comparison of the same scene between the two methods created by the same (expert) person. I'll bet such a comparison even then will not settle the question. Most of the arguments are made by devout believers of one system or the other. . . after all, why should they change their opinion? -yoram On Sep 12, 2012, at 7:20 PM, Randy Little wrote: while great images can be made on both there are very distinguishable visual difference between film and digital. Digital will always capture in a linear fashion and thus high lights and shadows will always have a different feel then a photo chemical process. While shadow quality might improve over the next decade. Hight lights in Digital will be an issue for a while. HDRI capture can get them but they for sure don't feel like film. |
