Thanks a lot for your thorough reply and explanations. I learned a lot about grain, photography and film that I had not known before :) Even though I do shoot

Thanks a lot for your thorough reply and explanations. I learned a lot about grain, photography and film that I had not known before :) Even though I do shoot some film myself, I fully support your statements about "film look" and "no photoshop". It is arguing to a non-existing ideal of "pure photography" as being not edited in any way. The entire point of photography is a representation of a point in time. It is interpreted by your eyes, your lens, your camera, your film or digital sensor, the development process, the scan, your monitor etc. etc. etc. So edit away and make the images you like. Whether they are a result of 10 hours of photoshop or miliseconds of exposure is not important.