THe idea was so that we didnt have to read through all the camera babble in the pic thread .Originally posted by Boss Hog
you can't start this thread without knowing shit about film, smart guy. WHERE'S THE PICS FILLMORE?!
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Is someone taking this personnally god forbidOriginally posted by Boss Hog
God forbid we should talk about cameras in a picture thread.
You missed the boat, the topic was discussed. Note the use of the past tense.
HAHAHAHAHAH niceOriginally posted by Adam
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Originally posted by Aerius Zension
True dat.
All photographs fade with time. Digital camera pics printed at home on an inkjet printer will fade within a year. Ones printed on a laser may last longer, but ones printed on a $250,000 photographic printer will last longest. That's the marketing strategy Black's has followed to combat the "do-it-yourself" market.
Originally posted by Aerius Zension
True dat.
All photographs fade with time. Digital camera pics printed at home on an inkjet printer will fade within a year. Ones printed on a laser may last longer, but ones printed on a $250,000 photographic printer will last longest. That's the marketing strategy Black's has followed to combat the "do-it-yourself" market.
Originally posted by Katman
That's not quite true. Printed digi pics have a longer shelf life than stanard silver halide prints.
"HP today announced third-party test results confirming that HP's recently introduced black and white capable photo printing systems offer customers professional-quality black and white photos that resist noticeable light fading for 115 years(1). "
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/040128/285208_1.html
Originally posted by thom100
*I dont know what type of post production was done on the digital images*