Selfie of a trans woman wearing black with a white cardigan holds a black nikon film camera in a forest path with strong orange sunlight from the left side of the frame.
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[–] 2 points 3 months ago (2 children)

Absolutely will do!

Yeah i have the same feeling about film, plus the very 90's vibe film gives off that im nostalgic for obvi. Girl you have no idea how fast i can burn through 2000 pictures on my mirrorless. It can do 10+ frames a second as stills so that doesnt help 😅. I genuinely thought about that before i evern started using it, so i got 64gb cards instead of the biggest i can get, and have a case of them that once i fill one, its done. I treat it like a film roll, i can pull the pictures, but no reusing the card. Cool thing is i have a copy of every single picture my shutter has taken, good or bad. Which is neat lol

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 3 months ago (1 child)

    I stopped shooting my DSLR because I would get overwhelmed by the number of bad to mediocre pictures I have to sort through. I can take thousands of pictures, and one or two is worth keeping if that. Feels demoralizing.

    But on film, most bad or mediocre shots are ones I never take, because I realize it's not worth the film. On a roll of 36 exposures, I get at least 4-6 good shots I like and want to keep, which is a way better "hitrate" than digital.

    I like the idea of treating SD cards like film. I've done the same, except I haven't managed to fill my first 64GB card.

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  • [–] 2 points 3 months ago

    I filled one and a half just at pride on saturday/sunday, and i agree its alot of mediocre or just straight bad pictures that i have to sort through. Although i think it gives a good insight on my progress, ill take less bad shots over time. Hopefully 😂

    The sd card thing is neat, but buying smaller cards turns out to be MORE expensive nowadays. I wanted to go even smaller, like 32 or 16, but they were more expensive than 64 which in turn is more expensive than 128! 😅

    I mean who would want tiny cards nowadays i guess but it is a bit frustratinz

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