Why might someone choose to use film, rather than digital methods, for photography?(2 points )

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Some film methods allow you to print a picture from anywhere without electricity.
Some film methods allow you to print a picture from anywhere without electricity.

Digital photographs are more difficult to store.
Digital photographs are more difficult to store.

Digital images are more difficult to share.
Digital images are more difficult to share.

Film allows you to study a picture immediately.

Answer 1

Here are two reasons someone might choose to use film rather than digital methods for photography:

1. Some film methods allow you to print a picture from anywhere without electricity. Film photography enables individuals to use darkroom techniques to develop and print photographs without the need for electronic devices, making it possible to create prints in remote locations.

2. Film allows you to study a picture immediately. While this statement is somewhat misleading, film photographers often appreciate the tangible and tactile nature of film, which allows for a different type of engagement with the image during the development process, though they typically do not see the image until it's developed. However, many photographers enjoy the anticipation and surprises that come with film photography, including the unique qualities and aesthetics of film images.

Note: The statements about digital photographs being more difficult to store or share are generally inaccurate, as digital images can be easily stored and shared via online platforms and cloud services.