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Thanks guys, I told her it is only my Advice and that it is in fact her choice what to do. She knows I'll always encourage her to do well. Thomas

Hi guys and girls, I am just wondering what your thoughts are on the following: My good friend is a Newcomer to photography, she is going into photography really fast. I have suggested to her that instead of the fast approach, she should do it for fun etc. As I would hate to see her trip up...

Yeah that's true Dave. Film photography is still going. A lot of my photos are film. Some of which I haven't yet took off the original film I've took some pretty decent digital pictures. So now I've just gotta transfer to Flikr etc etc

Nguss cheers for your advice. Both techniques are great to do :)

Jao, I know what you mean. Film and digital photography are superb in there own unique way. I prefer film photography as I can pick up quality cameras etc from CarBoot sales. Which are generally cheap. Where as digital cameras cost a few bob

They naturally assume that. Understandable in my opinion.

I've had similar happen to me Kris. Funnily enough, at a Skate Park. I then got in touch with a magazine and asked them if I could do some shots for them. They said yes, then I went back to the skate park and told the people they were going to be in a magazine. The magazine columnist came...

I am, I'll use both techniques :)

Great opinions. I suppose with digital you can take hundreds to thousands of pictures and keep them stored on Memory cards. Whereas you can't with film. Cheers from Thomas