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Film and digital differ fundamentally in how they capture under/over-exposed areas. You can overexpose film and still preserve some - it won't be all white, whi
by friendzis 12y ago
Film and digital differ fundamentally in how they capture under/over-exposed areas. You can overexpose film and still preserve some - it won't be all white, while underexposed is... pitch black.
With digital its different: once you overexpose you get plain white and everything is gone. Underexposed areas still contain some detail.
- aaronbrethorst 12y agoDigital and slide film are pretty similar in my experience. Color negative and black and white negative film, on the other hand, definitely offer a lot more opportunity for shadow and highlight recovery.