We must be careful, guys. Don't want to be accused of being proselytisers
for the Religion of the Dark.
According to the general concensus these days, digital is better in most
every way over the analog process. I can't argue with that. It's definitely
easier. Some of this darkroom stuff is actually pretty difficult. For pete's
sake--to change the color tone of the print just because your temperature
shifted two degrees... Fading filters... Exposure and contrast shifts due
to aging enlarger bulbs, vibration, warped negs, scratched negs, dust, etc.,
etc....
Oh, did I mention light contamination from recently operated CFL bulbs?
Remind me again why I do this?
AG
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