I have met with photographers who use digital cameras. How does the quality compare to regular film?
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It's getting better. However, there are still some drawbacks. Unless they're using the most current and most expensive, there is a lag in time for the image to be stored. That's not good for quick candids. Digital will never be as good as negatives (just as video movies will never be as good as film movies.)
Any image from traditional film can be scanned and used on the computer just the same as digital, so there is no drawback to film there.
Proofs!! I can't imagine looking at and choosing from hundreds of thumbnail images! I wouldn't be happy without the actual proofs to hold and compare and use.
Printing: The current machines are excellent. Just make sure they are using real photographic paper where the image is transformed into the paper. Anything where ink is ON paper is very inferior (ink jet, dye sub)
Goood luck!
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Contact personal friends of mine -Tony or Tricia at
Sherwood Tri Art Photography (516) 931-5400.
They have the latest start of the art digital equipment and will be able to answer any of your questions. When you call them say hello from Stan Wiest.
Stan Wiest
A.Stan Wiest Music
http://www.stanwiest.com
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Digital photography has come a long way. We offer both traditional (film) and digital photography to our clients. If you viewed both film and digital photographs from our studio, you would not be able to tell the difference! Please call us at (516) 328-8774 to set an appointment to visit our studio to view our work and to discuss your wedding day plans.
