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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Interesting detail from my test shoot today

When I looked at the LCD this is what I saw...:devil: :) :devil: :)

Person In Red..... to rule your future.
 
interessant, woher hast du diesen antiken streifen? sowas haben wir hier schon lange nicht mehr gesehen, wahrscheinlich is er aus einer parallelwelt aufgetaucht.

-forgotten silver

Ich glaube nicht, dass Film wird die.i glaube, es wird eine Technologie, ermöglicht die Herstellung qualitativ hochwertige Bilder mit weniger Geld und Zeit. Wir werden abwarten und sehen.
 
I don't believe film is dead, and I still love to shoot on it. This picture is an expression of now being able to get high quality images while putting the money in front of the camera, rather than inside it.
 
film is not dead

vinyl on musicrecords are neither dead, they are still on production.

super 8mm is also still in production. for sure it is also a question about need and demand.

but i like the way that now a days we got the possibillity to have a choice between film and digital, and so we don't have to razzle dazzle with eng cameras and 35mm dof adapters.
 
Nothing lives for ever and the same holds for film. When it becomes too expensive to produce for an always shrinking market it will go R.I.P for financial reasons. Kodak (or Fuji) could use the resources for something more lucrative.

Producing and developing film is also bad for the environment and that's also one of the reasons i will be happy when it goes.
 
I heard the new Terminator is just a RED camera going around blowing up 35mm cameras.

Decided to move away from the "John Conner" aspect to the story.
 
pretty much already is
 
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