Why do college photography courses still make you use a film camera?
October 17th, 2009 | by admin |Gattu9005 asked:
I can’t believe the number of photography courses which still want you to shoot black and white film and develop it yourself.
I can’t believe the number of photography courses which still want you to shoot black and white film and develop it yourself.
I have no objection to b&w and all it entails but time should be spent on composition and exposure, not mixing chemicals.
Digital, with its instant feedback and dirt cheap cost-per-shot, is the all-time killer photography teaching tool.
Why would educators not see this?
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4 Responses to “Why do college photography courses still make you use a film camera?”
By snappingt03 on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
The old ways there is no hiding behind computer programs your either good photographer or your not.
By Ted J on Oct 22, 2009 | Reply
old school?
By Tony on Oct 25, 2009 | Reply
For creativity plus using film more options more creativity greatness basically what im trying to say is great learning tool.
For creativity plus using film more creativity greatness basically what im trying to say is that great film more creativity plus using.
By PrachiDesai36 on Oct 27, 2009 | Reply
The answer is the best teacher is easy exposure is best teacher so thats the best teacher so thats the answer for discusion or you seriously cant fiquire it out.