What are the advantages of film cameras over digital cameras?

The advantages and disadvantages of film cameras and digital cameras are as follows:

1, film camera: cheap and durable in the early stage. Disadvantages are high post-cost, film cost and printing cost. You can't see it after shooting. It takes a long time to develop or scan it.

2, digital camera: the early purchase is more expensive. Because it is digital imaging, you can see it immediately after taking photos. If it's not good, you can delete the remake, which saves worry and effort. Memory cards can be purchased once and used many times. You can also record videos.

Advantages of traditional cameras. The traditional camera has good imaging effect, because each imaging element can only produce an exact electrical (or magnetic) signal, so it is most taboo to interfere with light. Each light receiving element will reflect incident light from different directions and intensities in different directions and degrees.

Therefore, each element will naturally receive these reflected lights. When the reflected light is strong enough, it will greatly affect the judgment and analysis of the light directly from the scene. The final result is probably that the signal formed by this element is not from the original scene, but a mixture of light from the scene and reflected light. More seriously, it may be a signal of reflected light.

2. Advantages of digital cameras. The photosensitive element of digital SLR is incomparable with advanced film. The advantages of digital SLR are easy to use and low cost.

The photos taken by digital SLR can be seen immediately, and can be retaken if it is not good, but not with film camera; Digital cameras are easy to store and occupy little space. A memory card can store thousands of photos. If you are not satisfied, you can delete them directly. The storage cost of digital cameras is low, and the storage cost of burning a photo into DVD is only a few cents, while the film of film cameras is not a small expense.