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Digital vs Film #1

© Janet L. Skinner

Digital vs Film #1

Uploaded: August 22, 2005 13:20:16

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Digital left and Film right
I dusted off my Mamiya RZ67 and also pulled 2 yr old film out of the frige (Kodak Portra 160) for this assignment. I used an 80 mm lens on the Mamiya and an 85 on my Canon. I never changed the lighting. What an eye opener this assignment is. I ran out of time for the daylight comparison but will definately try that too. No PS done at all. The only thing I wonder is that I do not have a scanner so I had them put the images on disk and the only way they can is jpeg. I don't know what changes occur as a result of that.

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