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<blockquote data-quote="TerryMiller" data-source="post: 3339827" data-attributes="member: 7900"><p>When I first got into film SLR cameras (an Asahi Pentax Spotmatic) back in 1967, I gave the darkroom on base a try with color slide film. After a few rolls of that, I decided that I wasn't into that part of the process. When digital came along, my first one was in 2000. While I can really appreciate those that do still develop their own, I prefer to take the pictures with composure in mind instead of trying to manipulate all the camera settings.</p><p></p><p>Because of that, I've gotten some pretty darn good pictures over the years that I might not have gotten if I were looking at the camera and not the subject. And, unless a photo is obviously blurred or may subject is blocked in some way (taking photos in a moving car), then I seldom ever delete a photo. At my Smugmug site, it is pretty much that people can see everything that I saw, even if the same subject has been taken with different zoom settings or other factors.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryMiller, post: 3339827, member: 7900"] When I first got into film SLR cameras (an Asahi Pentax Spotmatic) back in 1967, I gave the darkroom on base a try with color slide film. After a few rolls of that, I decided that I wasn't into that part of the process. When digital came along, my first one was in 2000. While I can really appreciate those that do still develop their own, I prefer to take the pictures with composure in mind instead of trying to manipulate all the camera settings. Because of that, I've gotten some pretty darn good pictures over the years that I might not have gotten if I were looking at the camera and not the subject. And, unless a photo is obviously blurred or may subject is blocked in some way (taking photos in a moving car), then I seldom ever delete a photo. At my Smugmug site, it is pretty much that people can see everything that I saw, even if the same subject has been taken with different zoom settings or other factors. [/QUOTE]
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