Photo 17 of 79, CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 2011

This, obviously, is the truck which is depicted in the previous close up detail photo. The previous shot is digital (Canon 50D) and this was with a thoroughly beat up old film camera (Canon Rebel of some sort) inherited from my departed aunt Pat. I used the EF 24-70 2.8L. It's funny cuz the beat up camera goes for $10 to $15 on eBay and the lens is very very expensive. Unlike digital camera, each frame, no matter how crappy the camera, is clean and free of dust and the inevitable grimy film which always, without exception, covers the digital sensor. Of course, you can't wipe off a sensor yet... That is why I still consider even the best digital body disposable. That's my speil for today...

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FILM SCAN yellow truck 1024 This, obviously, is the truck which is depicted in the previous close up detail photo. The previous shot is digital (Canon 50D) and this was with a thoroughly beat up old film camera (Canon Rebel of some sort) inherited from my departed aunt Pat. I used the EF 24-70 2.8L. It's funny cuz the beat up camera goes for $10 to $15 on eBay and the lens is very very expensive. Unlike digital camera, each frame, no matter how crappy the camera, is clean and free of dust and the inevitable grimy film which always, without exception, covers the digital sensor. Of course, you can't wipe off a sensor yet... That is why I still consider even the best digital body disposable. That's my speil for today... Add Comment (0 total)
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