HAWAII PHOTOGRAPHERS DISSCUSS pro and cons of the first part DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

HAWAII PHOTOGRAPHERS DISSCUSS pro and cons of the first part DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY As a professional photographer for the last 31 years, I am very aware of the magnitude of the effect that the digital revolution has had on my career. The vast majority of professional photographers who have kept the technology that will agree "digital" is fantastic. Of course, there are many professionals, but I agree that digital is great, I regret that "digital has caused the loss of most businesses! "We will retu in the second half, but first let me say that the birth and development of computers and programs like Photoshop, in my humble opinion, is cause enough for celebration! You must admit that probably are in no way a computer "Geek", which for me is the magic of Photoshop! This amazes me every time you use. I can not commend the producers of Photoshop enough. But I digress ... I used my film business for a long period of time. The medium format film has given me beautiful, sharp images can be extended to 30x40 very well. I did not rush to "go digital" until I saw with my own eyes, and my digital images could produce the same quality as those used for. I had never seen a digital print that could mislead to think that I was filmed. That day came in 2002. I saw what was done with 6 mega - pixel capture and printer Epson Stylus Pro, and has become a "believer". ADVANTAGES OF DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY The obvious benefits, most people know: the film cost, processing costs and without proof is not printed do not want, to see immediately. Well, the instant gratification and save money. What not to love? For a professional, the savings in film, processing and testing is important. Even as a professional, instant-view has a capacity for positive influence on sales. Deeper advantages include complete control over your images with the image of the software. (E 'a fact that you need to have a good team and good imaging software ..) With these tools you can correct color, add special effects, touch, cultivation, buing and Dodge, sandwiches images, all kind of thing! E 'as well or better to have a chemical darkroom. Let's take a look at the disadvantages in the second part, and review the "loss of business" issue. About the author: Stan P. Cox II is a portrait and photography studio in Honolulu, Hawaii, and Hawaii has been a professional photographer for 31 years. Their web address is: This article may be freely distributed if this resource box stays attached.