Simple thread. Is this image film or digital? I will post the answer in a couple hours.
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It's digital. ;)
Easy digital
>>3041359
OP here. Left it out of original post by mistake.
>Please explain your reasoning behind your answer.
>>3041359
Yes.
That image appears to be digital.
The reasons for this are that his skin tone is breaking up due to clipped channels, and the noise in low contrast ares of the image seems to be uniform and just applied over the top.
Also, the in focus areas are very sharp, and it's pretty easy to presume that anyone making such a basic bitch thread would be more likely to have just discovered VSCO than to have just shot a roll of T-Max in a Fujica G690.
>>3041364
because it is a digital image in the jpeg format.
>>3041367
>>3041368
whoa there man you gotta lotta nerve postin' old macros round here
>>3041359
too crisp to be 35mm film.
>>3041359
It's digital because he post processed it.
>>3041359
Can you tell it OP?
>>3041359
Digital
>>3041458
>png
Film I guess
>>3041465
Is this a bait?
>or people here are really that stupid?
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>>3041359
well im viewing it on my computer, so im 90% sure its digital (unless my computer as some analog capabilities im not aware of)
>>3041359
I think the hair gives away that it's film. I can't explain how exactly but the way film renders it is unique.
>>3041476
I honestly can't tell anymore
It looks digital
>>3041476
This is the only film image posted in this thread so far.
>>3041830
>This is the only film image posted in this thread so far.
>EXIF
>Camera Model NIKON D5300
>>3041849
Could be scanned with a dslr.
>>3041830
its a digital image because you're looking at it on a computer display
glad to be of help
OP post the negative if it really is film.
>>3041359
Film. What do I win?
Alright, I'm not op. But how bout this one?
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>>3041956
Digital.
>>3041956
I would wager it's film shot in some total trashcam like a disposable, or more likely with some russian lense wide open and focused at infinity, on neg film with a shitty lab scan.
I'd labour the point of the shitty lab scan, because the dynamic range in the shot is fucked, and there's a lot of noise reduction going on, and overexposing to shoot the lense at a wide aperture would give a neg too dense for a lab scan to deal with well.
The only other option, which could be indicated by the bad DR and NR, would be some trash tier digital p&s, however I think they would never give a file this low in saturation or this overexposed, and I can't think of any with a lense this bad.
>>3041973
You vastly underestimate my ability to take shitty photos. It was taken with a nikon n90s paired with a nikon 50mm 1.8 e series. Ektar 100 film if that interests you.
>>3041975
>ektar
KEK! I knew it was slide film but I guessed fuji because of the greens but now I see it's kind warm.
>>3041989
>knew
Thought*
>>3041989
>ektar 100
>slide film
>>3041992
Yeah I don't know what he's talking about either
>>3041975
Serious?
That's fucked. Next time you want to take that shot, use f/11 and focus on that log, m80
>>3042141
I don't see that post, sorry. Please point it out to me.
>>3041359
Sorry, so was this thread just pure bait?
OP never returned?
Or he was too buttblasted by the fact that he was called out for being a VSCO babby?
>>3043758
He bailed out. Unless he was shooting with a leica or a contax with a planar lens he can't get that sharp. Just look at the hair and the zipper teeth, he can't do that with a normal 35mm camera.
>>3043898
>Batis 85mm
Now post it with the exif and I believe you.
>>3043898
>I've never seen 35mm* film that sharp
I fixed for you.
>>3043901
Here you go.
>>3043903
Thank you, haven't ever shot larger than 35mm film but definitely want to. 4x5 would be cool.
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>>3041956
Film
>>3041956
Film
Excellent highlight rendition, imperfect colour fidelity and an absolute trashcan lens.
>>3041520
Autism alert
>>3044493
nigger.
>>3042266
pls I don't see that post either