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>>12005738

I'm doing something productive friend. In between talking to you I'm scanning in b/w photography for my portfolio. If you don't believe me reverse image search that. I promise it won't show up. I'm not on social media and operate entirely in film. And yes, people do actually pay for that, it's a gimmick nowadays even though it's still technically higher fidelity than digital in most cases.

That fidelity comes at a major cost though. It can cost thousands of dollars to outperform digital with film. Drum scanning alone can cost upwards of 80$ a picture.