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The Fate of Film
JimKramer wrote:
Can I check - is your mother a member of the Knights Templar? *Should be trudge round Paris based on its predictions? Pete --http://www.petezilla.co.uk No, and yes, but only with a camera. :-) To Paris, to Paris we go! Now who's paying for the trip? lest see DEAR MR _____, I AM THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE LATE... -- http://www.petezilla.co.uk |
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The Fate of Film
"Eric Miller" wrote in message . .. I see "FILM DIED" or "FILM SO DIED." I guess the jacket, like the scriptures, are open to interpretation. I see "FILM IS DIED" and I see "FILM NO DIE" Although I am not confident that is true. |
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The Fate of Film
On Jan 18, 11:40*am, Draco wrote:
On Jan 18, 10:44*am, JimKramer wrote: On Jan 18, 9:58*am, "Eric Miller" wrote: I see "FILM DIED" or "FILM SO DIED." I guess the jacket, like the scriptures, are open to interpretation.. I see "FILM IS DIED" Eric Millerwww.dyesscreek.com Infidels! The lot of you! Do not mock the Holey Jacket! And your grammar is atrocious. :-) I also see "I LURK". Fun way of looking at things. But real messages? Just like they said that B&W film will die when color hit the market. Film will never go away. Draco I think it all depends on market forces. As long as film can make a buck and be used for applications digital can't it will stay on the market. The market forces may run film out but there will always be esoteric artistic qualities to it which will survive a long time. Two totally different mediums. As digital advances, however, there is bound to be a reduction in film as the market is flooded. Technology keeps changing. Eventually digital will morph into something quite different than it is right now. Examples: casette replaced eight track tapes; CDs and DVDs replaced vinyl records and VHS videos; digital tv replaced analog television; try to find a public payphone!. Cell phones have replaced them. For my taste there is too much technological flux and change in civilization.. Michael Ragland Michael Ragland. Michael Ragland |
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The Fate of Film
On Jan 18, 5:26*am, JimKramer wrote:
After years of film v. digital debates the Truth is about to be revealed. *The mystical jacket will reveal all... http://www.jlkramer.net/Pictures/MJ/TheFateOfFilm.htm Do not look unless you are willing to accept the prophecy of the jacket. States "Film no die" but this is a matter of perspective as you point out. Michael Ragland |
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