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I knew I did this – but couldn’t find it on my blog. Then I looked at your blog and found it in the comments under your original post. SO I’m not insane (at least with this). I’ll post here now so it’s easier to see… AAM

I find this reading really interesting. Woo hoo digital photography. Parts which I remembered:

+ the part explaining the differences between the traditional photography and digital photography. They compare the developing processes as in traditional we have a negative to store light where as in digital we have a file to store numbers.

+ they also explain how digital processing is more instant… you don’t have to create all of these proves which can take a lot of time to create, instead you can just manipulate what you have on your screen right then.

+ the use of chemicals in traditional compared to pixels in digital

+ Digital we can manipulate more easily.

+ Digital uses maps on a computer. These maps contain the pixels of the many colors in the image.

+ retouching or so called photoshopping has become easy in the digital age of photography (white teeth and no acne CAN be done! most likely at an additional cost though 

+ Digital photography processing leaves the mess on the computer screen, not on your hands

+ has given rise to easy reproduction processes

Have a safe trip, AAM