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Q. How about the Digital Darkroom?

Asked by Arthur John Grossman III (K=1214) on 1/4/2002

I see that the first three posts here reference the traditional darkroom. Should Digital Darkroom posts be included here, or should it receive a seperate forum? Does anyone care?

Rose Hooper

(K=899) - Comment Date 1/4/2002

I think that the digital darkroom is a sufficiently different beast from the traditional darkroom, that it probably should be seperate.

Steve Kompier

(K=4629) - Comment Date 1/4/2002

I agree with Roy, since most "digital darkrooms" would no doubt include Photoshop, which is a subject in itself.

David Goldfarb (K=7611) - Comment Date 1/5/2002

I also see that as a separate forum, since it can be such a big topic in its own right. I'd make an exception for combined digital and analog processes, like making digital master negatives for contact printing and such.

gerard welford (K=648) - Comment Date 5/3/2002

IMHO I think the term "Digital Darkroom "is stupid and misleading. You don't have to be in the dark in order to process digital images so why use the tërm "darkroom" ?
Cheers......Gerard

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