WillCAD
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PrincessRianne said:Go with film! I can't stand digital. I think you get such a nicer quality with film, and just better in general. I just got the new Canon 20D 8.0 mp camera, and the results just don't match up. My 35 is the Canon Elan7, which is a wonderful camera my loving bf got for me last christmas.![]()
The thing is, remember, if you decide to go with the 35 mm, to get the protective radiation bag (or whatever it is, lol) from a local camera store. It will protect your film from the intense xray machines in the airports and such. Id assume you're bringing film from home, cause its expensive at hte parks. I made the mistake of when I was younger, around 15/16 during a trip, not to protect my film. Well, got home and there were weird streaks all over the place, the film looked really distorted. Disappointed.
Now that im 19, and more educated, lol, (and a photo editor of my college's paper) I know better. Good luck with your choice.![]()
Rianne, forget those bags.
The best way to protect your film when flying is to carry it in a clear Ziploc bag and ask for hand inspection.
After all, if a bag goes through the x-ray scanner that the scanner can't penetrate, the TSA people will pull it out of your carry-on and hand-inspect it anyway, thus causing you delays and difficulty. But if you simply hand it to them, then you know for certain that it will A) not be exposed to x-rays of any kind, and B) not cause you any delay getting through the screening process (because they will look it over while you and your carry-on are going through the process yourselves).
http://willcad.org/image_film_tips.html
By the way - your D20 didn't hold up to your Elan 7? I'm shocked. The D20 is an excellent DSLR; my friend who is a wedding photographer has one and is getting excellent pics from it that are as good as those from his A2 - though they don't compare with hi-res scanned pics from his Hassleblad!
Wanna sell that D20 cheap?
