why can you still tell a difference between film and digital photography and film?
Friday, March 26th, 2010
4990 asked:
There are plenty articles on the internet about how digital photography in many ways is ahead of film in terms of quality, details and the like. One thing I do not understand is why you can still tell a difference if a photographs was taken using a digital camera or on film. Why moves are still shot on 35mm if digital technology is so great? I don’t know if it’s the way digital reacts to light, whereas film is more warmer and closer to the way a human eye percepts the light.
There are plenty articles on the internet about how digital photography in many ways is ahead of film in terms of quality, details and the like. One thing I do not understand is why you can still tell a difference if a photographs was taken using a digital camera or on film. Why moves are still shot on 35mm if digital technology is so great? I don’t know if it’s the way digital reacts to light, whereas film is more warmer and closer to the way a human eye percepts the light.