Martin_Kay

Where's the 'joy' of 'real' photography if you are unable to see an enlargement of your image which you won't on a smartphone or the web. People don't print these days, because it's pretty...

Print media is dying. The question I ask is where do all these 'photographers' display their images? On the net, on FB, or just on the original device itself- why does anyone need a fancy SLR when...

I don't trust so called 'scientists'- what's the agenda here I ask. Climate 'change' or 'global warming'...maybe some fake 'space' mission.

I think the SD card should be 'locked' and have to be sent away to a special lab to have the contents released and written to a disc... just to fully simulate the 'film' experience.

Lol! 'Older' photographers who used film won't be looking at this pointless gimmick. Next thing we'll be loading the SD card via an awkward cage that fits into the base of the camera.... after a...

London was pretty safe in the 60s- a lovely place to walk about.

What's the point- a 'film like' experience? Lol! Look at the price. I spent 40 years shooting with film... 10 x 8 sheet film down, and those days are gone. Digital is great and so versatile.

Film in reality is a pointless gimmick lost on the viewer- no one cares, it's the image content that matters.

The only problem with 'photography' these days is that everyman and his dog has some sort of a 'camera'. When I started we were still using 6x8 film and glass plates in some press darkrooms... I...

It's all in the mind.

Who cares. Film is dead.

Photoshop Vs 3 was quite sufficient- you could do most things and it had layers.

I use the Photoshop and LR package and don't think its a rip off, however I don't especially want to be paying more. I've used PS since Vs 1.7 but if the price rises much more I'll look at...

None of my 'photography' is of any great importance, however I don't want any of it on the so called 'cloud'. Put simply, if Adobe scrap 'classic' I'll scrap Adobe. I'm not inclined to trust this...

I'm 73 and hate 'smart phones', I prefer 'proper' cameras. Realise the iPhone was originally a collaboration between Apple and the so called 'CIA'.

Too true, plus the smart phone is really a device to spy on people and part excuse for the upcoming 5G...

I suppose it will have an impact on pocketables, but I think 'photographers' will still prefer the manual control that comes with a good compact. The small cameras like the Sony DX100 and Fuji XQ...