The quality of digital is still lacking though. What I want to know though, is if what is being lost in this change is bad, or if it is just a natural progression that will lead to the betterment of photography? As digital photography gains popularity, film has slowly lost its place in the world. Professional photographers have slowly given up there old cameras and have replaced them with digital to keep up with the times...
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Professional photographers have slowly given up there old cameras and have replaced them with digital to keep up with the times. In the beginning this caused many problems because the equipment was extremely expensive and the quality of the prints were not as good compared to film. Quality has doubled and price has split causing a massive switch that has affected all aspects of the industry...
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