Ian,
I understood. Same situation in HK. I'm lucky I learned
self-development for B&W films & quite convenience to the lab for
slide films development. But for negative film, the quality of general
development shop is not good. Thus I dropped negative film shots &
take digital instead of.
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Michael
On 15 July 2010 22:04, Ian Manners <oice500@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
>> It's so pity to hear that. Although digital is much convenient, film
>> shots is still very interesting. I don't know when I'll switch back to
>> digital but I'm pretty sure I'll keep on film shots if the film is
>> being supplied & the price I can afford.
>
> My problem is finding a convenient film processor that I'm happy
> with. I think I would only be happy now if I did it myself, I never know
> whats going to happen in the future.
>
> Problems are what keep us all going aren't they :o)
>
> It's nice now the main grammar policeman isnt here, hmm, go on,
> post, you know you want to.
>
> Cheers
> Ian Manners
> person again; it was probably worth it.
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