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I
was one of those holdouts using my film SLR camera for my good work
fighting the urge to go digital. Sure, I had a point and shoot
digital that I used for anything not important. Then I did a bunch
of research and broke down and bought a Digital SLR camera. Having
lots of money tied up in accessories for my Canon EOS film camera, I
went with Canon's Rebel xti. The lenses from my old camera are
interchangeable with the new Rebel. That saved me a bundle.
With
a SLR (single lens reflex) camera, you are looking directly through
the lens of the camera when you look through the viewfinder. When
viewing your subject with a Point and Shoot camera you are not
looking through the lens but the viewfinder. This can sometimes be
quite different from what the camera is seeing. Some digital point
and shoot camera have a digital display screen which is more
accurate.
The
quality of digital is as good as film in most cases. With the use of
software (later discussed) alterations to the photos are a snap.
This photo was altered with the use of
photo software. I'll show you the original on the page
"customizing your photos" to follow.
see
this photo - before and after
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