...and I've had too much Coke and Burn and now my heart is racing and I just want to sleep and I'm not really tired and I don't wanna read that fscking JavaScript. Reading about statements now, by the way. I'm at "do/while".
Oh, and I really want feedback on that Sybreed piece. Gimme feedback, bitches!









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I learned on 35mm black and white, manual SLR, and that's what I love.
It's hard for me to move onto trends.
I love the grain, I love the time-consuming process of developing the film by hand, I love that it's being phased out, I love the difficulty of getting the picture exactly right when you're printing because of the small format.
It's just...I just love it.
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...it's all a lost time.... the time you have under control...!!!
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Lol, yeah I know, but they lack the grind of advancing the film manually!
I've been debating on babyfooting into digital [not just random friend pics] with the Rebel...
I will miss developing my own film, though.
The darkroom is so theraputic; a main reason I refuse to switch over to digital entirely.
And I like the 35mm grain.
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What can I say, I like your stuff!
Anyhow, yeah, I use the good old '76 AE-1. Soooo old, but I love the sound of advancing the film and feeling the shutter click down heavy in my hands.
I need to move into the 21st century, however.
...Meh.
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