>>3328304No.
I mean sure, you'll take pics. Keep them for your family at christmas, whatever, don't expect them to be any decent.
Digital photography is 20% gear 40% post 40% skill (location, idea, your eyes).
You should go for analog photography because there half of the "post" work is done in "pre" processing, if you want to call it that way: different films for different tasks. If you want to take a picture of a landscape you'll go for Velvia or Ektar and expose properly, on digital it's all post or you're fucked.
>>3328308>With a good enough camera"I love to race in F1 but I can't drive fast, am I in the right sport?"
Do you think a better car will make him faster, or he has to learn how to drive before he even attempts to pick up a faster car?
