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The short and simple answer is – yes.

The more detailed answer is, it depends.

Digital is somewhat like shooting transparencies. You don't want to overexpose the highlights.

Digital is not very suitable for long exposures (beyond about 30 seconds to one minutes. I does not suffer from reciprocity failure, the way film does, but it gets noisy. It depends on the camera though, some are better at this than others.

Michael
Asaf Holtzberg
Thanks a lot, Cheers
Jonathan Wienke
QUOTE (sh2kus @ May 13 2005,16:20)
Some very good info there.
Thanks,
steve smile.gif

You're welcome.
Asaf Holtzberg
I have a question that bothers me for a long time
Does exposure of film similar to digital ?
this issue is for:
1. sunny days
2. studio
3. long exposure such as 1-10 min' (night)

Thanks a lot
Jonathan Wienke
An even more detailed response can be found in this article.
sh2kus
QUOTE (Jonathan Wienke @ May 12 2005,00:41)
An even more detailed response can be found in this article.

Some very good info there.
Thanks,
steve smile.gif
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