- Lower Initial cost
- Better at capturing detail in whites and blacks
- Film is still higher resolution
- More forgiving of minor focusing issues
- More forgiving of exposure problems
- Cameras are heavier
- Film can taker up a lot of space
- Film is a continuing cost
- Film must be developed before viewing
- Unless you have a darkroom, you are dependent on the lab to edit your images
- Cameras a generally lighter
- Memory cards are small and portable
- One memory card can store more images than a dozen rolls of film
- Images can be viewed immediately
- You can edit your images and many cameras have built-in filters
- Higher initial cost
- Doesn't have the same features as a film camera
- Potential equipment failures
- Low-light performance
- Need for a computer literacy
Bibliography
Masoner, Liz. "Film Photography vs Digital Photography - Advantages and Disadvantages of Film Photography and Digital Photography." About Photography - Photography Lessons, Forums, Photo Tips, Reviews and More. Web. 31 Jan. 2011
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