With analog you are constrained by chemistry. With digital you have more control, I suppose, over the final image. On the other hand, there is a certain look to analog and there are really endless creative possibilities with films, papers, toners, lith, alternative process and etc. I think a mix of analog and digital, however, is very exciting indeed and that is what I am exploring now as well as some traditional BW. Cliff
Thanks Stephen. This was 120 roll film/Portra 400VC scanned at lab as I requested processing and basic proof scans on CD, no prints. The lab scan was 6.8 meg jpeg and I resized to 1500 pixels at max thus about 2.9 megs at 72ppi. Noritsu lab scanner. I made no Photoshop vibrance or saturation adjustments, just tiny crop from bottom. Camera and lens circa 1958. Cliff
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