Digital cameras versus film cameras…
Of course, I love both…but…I’ve grown to love digital better than film, my big reason is: because of how many pictures I can take!

With a film camera there’s always that chance of not enough pictures left on the film, so then you have to be sparing with your picture taking. So that’s not fun, what if there was an awesome shot of a sunset and you only had one picture left! So you take it because there’s no way you would ever get that shot again…but wait! Oh no, the sunset looks even more majestic than the last shot you took….nooooooooo, my film is gone! Ok, so wait, you have more film right there in your bag…no biggy. So you take the time to put the film in the camera, and you think your golden…but then you look up to see that the sun is already down and that priceless shot is gone forever.

But of course, digital cameras are alot more expensive and more complicated to use. While film cameras are easier to use and cheaper. Most film cameras may also have better quality sometimes…but with digital you can tweak your photos in a simple program instantly, and can view the pictures just after you take it on the LCD screen (the tiny screen that usually is on a digital camera). So there are pros and cons to both types of cameras. It usually depends on what you are using the camera for. I may go into the pros and cons of both types later, but this’ll do for now.