03-02-2017, 09:02 PM
Make your own experiences ... 
I also had a phase, when I thought it might be good to rediscover film. No, I didn't open the back to check the screen, but to me the fuzzy about analogue character is overrated. Okay, I need to add: Especially if people use apps to "vintage", "grunge" or "filmsimulate" pictures which usually don't become better - not if they show things which were not existing in analogue era.
One day I will develop one last film I shot (and still have a dozen rolls of HP5 + around). It's just - I cannot do anything I could not by using DSLR or simply digital pics. With Polaroid I could understand because of the unique character which gives one a weird looking original.
But 35 mm film with more grain on than no one would accept from a sensor less than ISO 25600?
I also had a phase, when I thought it might be good to rediscover film. No, I didn't open the back to check the screen, but to me the fuzzy about analogue character is overrated. Okay, I need to add: Especially if people use apps to "vintage", "grunge" or "filmsimulate" pictures which usually don't become better - not if they show things which were not existing in analogue era.
One day I will develop one last film I shot (and still have a dozen rolls of HP5 + around). It's just - I cannot do anything I could not by using DSLR or simply digital pics. With Polaroid I could understand because of the unique character which gives one a weird looking original.
But 35 mm film with more grain on than no one would accept from a sensor less than ISO 25600?