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Digital v. Film Photography
Survival Guide : Episode FLSUR-109

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Taking photos in Central Park, New York City, N.Y.

  • These days digital cameras do everything film cameras can — and more.
  • Digital's big advantage is its immediacy.
  • With a digital camera, once you get the shot you like you can take charge of the printing yourself.
  • The quality of prints that you can produce at home completely matches the prints you will get from any photo store.
  • You can save money on processing by printing only the best shots, but be careful — the cost of printer and supplies can sneak up on you.
  • The film camera will be easier on your pocketbook up front.
  • Film cameras are less likely to become obsolete. The technological advances will come in the film, not the camera.

Resources

Nick Kelsh, photographer
Kids By Kelsh
215-751-1114, ext. 222
kidsbykelsh.com

How to Photograph Your Family by Nick Kelsh

Henry Posner
B & H Photo
420 Ninth Avenue
New York, NY 10001
Epson S Photo 1280 printer, $379; color ink cartridge, $25; 8.5 x 11" photo paper, $28/ box of 50
800-221-5743
www.bhphotovideo.com

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