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SLR film cameras are some of the oldest types of
cameras available on the market today. With the modern photographer
shifting more and more toward digital, why should anyone go back to old,
archaic film? There are many reasons to try out SLR film cameras. With
SLR you have complete control over the exposure and ultimately over the
final product unlike point-and-shoot models. With film you can achieve
effects impossible to find through digital photography.
Since you can control every stage of the picture-making process from
focusing a lens to printing in a darkroom, the feeling of accomplishment
is much higher than simply printing pictures with a memory card and a
click of the mouse.
If you are bored with digital, or you want to try something a little
more hands-on than point-and-shoot, film SLR is great to experiment
with. There are countless ways to take a picture with an SLR film
camera, and each way will produce a different end product. Unlike
digital cameras you cannot see the picture you just took and try again,
making film photography a much more challenging and skill-based
activity. Also unlike automatic cameras, you have to manually adjust
many of the camera's settings to adapt to different situations, making
good judgment and knowledge vital. |