Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2007/12/13
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I'm with George - and I must stress that my M8 and I have an uneasy
coexistence - for my own photographs I've gone back to film for monochrome,
_except_ for IR, where being able to see results immediately, not having to
work with cumbersome viewers and modified meters is a tremendous aid. And
carrying a couple of filters is SO much easier than carrying another camera
specially modified for only IR work. It also helps that I am used to
working in IR on a tripod, so I can blend several exposures to get the
highlight gradation I've come to expect from film.
For most of my own monochrome photography, where a tripod is not an option,
I prefer film. When I'm making images for work, a lot of it is in colour
down a microscope where I can control the light - digital works better than
E6 films did here.
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