OT: Is film dead?

007

Active Member

Originally posted by Daniel411
...um, fastest bike? What do you ride?

nothing anymore . . . used to ride a hayabusa. I should have said one of the fastest . . . I am sure that there are faster bikes out there now though.
 

tdelinski

New Member
CWALTER, the Canon 1D is 4.5 megapixel but the 1DS is 11.3 MegaPixel. Of course the 1DS is $8,000.00:eek:
Tom D.
 

tony detroit

Active Member

Originally posted by 007
nothing anymore . . . used to ride a hayabusa. I should have said one of the fastest . . . I am sure that there are faster bikes out there now though.

Still not many bikes that can touch a busa. You can break those into the 8's for under 2K. Kick ass bike.
 

007

Active Member
Mine certainly was a ridiculously fast bike . . . "was" being the operative word here.

Got caught in the rain and dropped it after being cut off. No major injuries but banged up pretty bad. Have not been back on a bike since.
 

tony detroit

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Yeah, I lost my front tire on I-75 in the rain, didn't fall but I sure was close.Scary feeling. I've had quite a few close calls.
 

jacksonpt

Active Member
I think digital is taking over for main stream picture taking (vacations, kids, etc.). But I think film will always be the enthusiasts choice. If you're just taking pictures, digital is king. If you are taking photographs, film rules - especially B&W.
 

tonga_man

Member

Originally posted by 007
Tonga,
yeah, there is no doubt that the 300D is a good camera. i would love to get one, but unfortunately a little out of santa's budget.
I see you are a skydiver . . . I just recently went on my first jump. Undescribable feeling. Nothing on the ground even comes close.

007 - Sorry for not replying sooner - been out of town... I'm not saying now is the time to get a SLR - I meant that very soon the price should drop enough that many could aford one.
As for jumping - I made my first jump in 1981 using a military T-10 in Paltka FL. I have never looked back. I'm glad you took the plunge! :happy:
 

tonga_man

Member

Originally posted by 007
Mine certainly was a ridiculously fast bike . . . "was" being the operative word here.

Got caught in the rain and dropped it after being cut off. No major injuries but banged up pretty bad. Have not been back on a bike since.

LOL - I love my FZR-750. Not the fastest but - enough! I have many scars from the YZ-250 (and other) the the FZR! I guess we all have a ceartain amount of a death wish!
 

polarpooch

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I agree that if digital SLRs become more affordable, that's it for film.
I like my 35mm SLR, though. Much better quality than my digital, and better for shooting action pictures and outdoors. I'm not a photogapher, though. And I can't figure how to get good action pics on my little Nikon 2100 digital. (I have read the manual!) It takes awesome still shots, though.
 
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