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I bought my first digital camera close to twenty years ago. It was 3.4 mega pixels .
. The last one I had
was 14 mega pixels. Phones have bigger cams than that now. People largely don't know how to shoot film
any more. Ugh! I know because part of my job responsibilities is film scanning. Overall, it is mostly very very
very underexposed. One of my first cameras as an adult had no light metre and no hot shoe for flash. I learned
to accurately read the ambient lighting with my eyes, and shot everything in natural light.
Do you shoot digital now? Do you get pics printed at all? Digital totally changed the photo industry.
Almost destroyed it. 80% of our professional photographers went out of business.
I like working with less people (co-workers), though .
. The last one I had was 14 mega pixels. Phones have bigger cams than that now. People largely don't know how to shoot film
any more. Ugh! I know because part of my job responsibilities is film scanning. Overall, it is mostly very very
very underexposed. One of my first cameras as an adult had no light metre and no hot shoe for flash. I learned
to accurately read the ambient lighting with my eyes, and shot everything in natural light.
Do you shoot digital now? Do you get pics printed at all? Digital totally changed the photo industry.
Almost destroyed it. 80% of our professional photographers went out of business.
I like working with less people (co-workers), though .
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