Did you start out photography with film or digital ?

no such thing as digital when i started, or it was so low quality that it was not worth the effort.

I started with film, and quickly got disappointed. There is nothing as frustrating as going out all day, thinking you got a bunch of amazing shots, only to find out they were all crappy.

I think its best to learn on digital, really doing photography and learning about aperture, depth of field....different settings, and seeing those result instantly....Like you shoot a bright white object and it turns out greyish...you learn that you need to increase your exposure levels when shooting white things....or reduce exposure when shooting black things......just as an example....

Now, when you go out with your film camera, you can shoot a bright white object and KNOW to adjust the exposure...so when you get your pictures developed, they are GOOD !!!
 
There was no such thing as digital when I started taking my own photos in 1980.

Both have their good and bad points.

I don't like it when people get adamant about one over the other. The fact is both are good for different things.
 
i started with film actually...didn't get much into it at the time(i was 15)...i'm 23 now and i started picking up photography only this time i went digital...still use my film though ^_^
 
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