Digital V Film
Often when I am taking photographs I'll shoot the same image on digital and film. I find it interesting to compare the final results. Below, digital images are first, then the 35mm version, and the square images are medium format. Images were shot with comparable camera settings between digital and film.
Digital is more convenient, you have more control over how the image looks, it's cheaper too (which is wild because it is not cheap at all) but I almost exclusively prefer the film images. What do you think?
Digital shot on Nikon z7, 35mm - Nikon FM2 - Fuji Superia Xtra (RIP) and Medium Format - Bronica SQA - Porta 160
Digital shot on Nikon z7, 35mm - Nikon FM2 - Fuji Superia Xtra (RIP)
Digital shot on Nikon z7, 35mm - Nikon FM2 - Fuji Superia Xtra (RIP) and Medium Format - Bronica SQA - Porta 160
Digital shot on Nikon z7, 35mm - Nikon FM2 - Fuji Superia Xtra
Digital shot on Nikon z7, 35mm - Nikon FM2 - Fuji Superia Xtra (RIP)
Digital shot on Nikon z7, 35mm - Nikon FM2 - Fuji Superia Xtra (RIP)
Digital shot on Nikon z7, 35mm - Nikon FM2 - Fuji Superia Xtra (RIP)
Digital shot on Nikon z7, 35mm - Nikon FM2 - Fuji Superia Xtra (RIP) and Medium Format - Bronica SQA - Kodak Portra 160
Digital shot on Nikon z7, 35mm - Nikon FM2 - Fuji Superia Xtra (RIP) and Medium Format - Bronica SQA - Kodak Gold
Digital shot on Nikon z7, 35mm - Nikon FM2 - Fuji Superia Xtra (RIP) and Medium Format - Bronica SQA - Kodak Gold
Digital shot on Nikon z7, 35mm - Nikon FM2 - Fuji Superia Xtra (RIP) and Medium Format - Bronica SQA - Kodak Gold