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"35mm better than digital" not recently

Posted by grinagog on October 3, 2009 at 19:14:43:
I've attended a couple of photo exhibitions recently where digital cameras were used + I've developed the conclusion that digital camera definition has become so good that only medium format (film) cameras have an edge over digital; and maybe not for much longer
As for digital transfers from film to hard drive, there are so many software tools available for sound + vision that almost anything can be done post-production
Blu Ray looks like it is fulfilling its promise as a DVD replacement format
GW