> I don't know that I believe this is a "genuine question" Because you're being pedantic i.e, if there's one person left shooting with film, then "people" are.

> I don't know that I believe this is a "genuine question" Because you're being pedantic i.e, if there's one person left shooting with film, then "people" are. Look past the literal words and understand the sentiment "What advantages do people see with film over digital?" > there are things [...] not necessarily be a technical discussion [...] others may disagree [...] artistic choices Things like what? Artistic choices such as? I don't think this is a genuine answer. Certainly there must be good reasons people shoot film. But nobody can disagree with you here because in so many words, you said nothing to answer the question. edit: It's frustrating to see gp's question downmodded because we reserve that for "Doesn't add to the discussion". It was not impolite and it allowed many of you to surface your passions about shooting with film. How was it unhelpful? Don't interpret gp's inquiry as a dig on your choices; no one need be insecure about sentimentality.