Jan 24, 2006, 20:52
I am using the A2 as a travel camera. I travel on the road a lot and I travel very light - carry on size suitcase and my Crumpler laptop bag only - the A2 fits in the case, where the D200 would require an additional bag. So I think I will hold onto it for a while.
The F-100, hmmm. I think I would sell it if I got a good offer. Film teaches you dicipline though. Because you cannot just reshoot if it is wrong, and because it costs money for every shot, it forces you to take your time, compose and make the shots count. It is a super environment to work in because you learn a lot, and because a good film shot looks wonderful. It is pretty hard to beat the convenience of digital though, particulalry when you post process as much as I do.
The F-100, hmmm. I think I would sell it if I got a good offer. Film teaches you dicipline though. Because you cannot just reshoot if it is wrong, and because it costs money for every shot, it forces you to take your time, compose and make the shots count. It is a super environment to work in because you learn a lot, and because a good film shot looks wonderful. It is pretty hard to beat the convenience of digital though, particulalry when you post process as much as I do.