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Larry

December 01, 2001 04:43PM

Hi
I agree with RE Hess about the question of resolution. However digital cameras are now freely available that are breaking the 'pixel-barrier' although one still has to have deep pockets to afford one. But, remember how the prices of computers, cell phones, etc, plummeted downwards. Wait a year or two and we'll all be waiving 10Megapixel camera around!
Another advantage to digital photography is that the prints and negs/slides, don't grow fungi on them, fade with age or deteriorate and curl with humidity.
Go with digital if you can.
Larry

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Digital verses 35mm - Pros and Cons	Chris Whitmore	November 26, 2001 10:21PM
Re: Digital verses 35mm - Pros and Cons	DvV	November 27, 2001 12:36AM
Re: Digital verses 35mm - Pros and Cons	R.E. Hess	December 01, 2001 11:48AM
Re: Digital verses 35mm - Pros and Cons	Larry	December 01, 2001 04:43PM
Re: Digital verses 35mm - Pros and Cons	R.E. Hess	December 01, 2001 09:47PM
Re: Digital verses 35mm - Pros and Cons	Chris Whitmore	December 05, 2001 05:00PM
I have two 1970's 35mm cameras ...	George Gaskill	November 27, 2001 06:33PM

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