Truck and House, North Dakota by Dan Dister

Hurricane Lake Church, York, ND

Hurricane Lake Church, York, ND by Dan Dister

House, North Dakota

House, North Dakota by Dan Dister

Hurricane Lake Church, York, North Dakota

Hurricane Lake Church, York, ND by Dan Dister

Prairie School, North Dakota

Prairie School, North Dakota by Dan Dister

Field, North Dakota

Field, North Dakota by Dan Dister

Hurricane Lake Church, York, North Dakota

Hurricane Lake Church, York, ND by Dan Dister

Barn, North Dakota

Barn, North Dakota by Dan Dister

Storage Bins 1-6, North Dakota

Storage Bins 1 - 6, North Dakota by Dan Dister

Truck and House, North Dakota

Truck and House, North Dakota by Dan Dister

House, North Dakota

House, North Dakota by Dan Dister
scan from 120 Ektar negative

Tunbridge Lutheran Church, North Dakota

Tunbridge Lutheran Church, North Dakota by Dan Dister
scan from 6x17 Ektar negative

Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota

Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota by Dan Dister
scan from 5x7 negative

Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota

Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota by Dan Dister
scan from 5x7 negative

Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota

Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota by Dan Dister
scan from 5x7 negative

Hurricane Lake Church, York, ND

Hurricane Lake Church, York, ND by Dan Dister
scan from 5x7 negative

Petrified Tree Stump, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota

Petrified Tree Stump, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota by Dan Dister
scan from 120 6x17 color negative

Petrified Tree Stump, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota by Dan Dister
scan from 5x7 negative

Old Man's Cave, Hocking Hills, Ohio

Old Man's Cave, Hocking Hills, Ohio by Dan Dister
scan from 5x7 negative

Old Man's Cave, Hocking Hills, Ohio by Dan Dister
scan from 5x7 negative

Why Shoot on Film vs Digital? Part 2

If we try to match the level of enlargement between the 5x7 negative and the digital image file, the digital image starts to get pixelated and loses resolution.  Click on each detailed image to compare.

100% crop from a scanned 5x7 negative

200% crop from 20MP digital image

Why Shoot on Film vs Digital?

Most of the photos on this site were shot on film and scanned in on a flatbed scanner.  So why shoot anything on film these days, when you can just shoot it with a digital camera in less time, at lest cost?
The results speak for themselves.  Here is a comparison of a 100% crop from a 20 megapixel digital image (shot in RAW, converted to monochrome in Photoshop and sharpening applied) with a 100% crop from the scanned film image (shot on 5x7 inch sheet film) from the previous posting from Blackhand Gorge.  Click on each image and see for yourself...

100% crop from 20 MP digital image

100% crop from scanned 5x7 inch negative