Film or digital?

ThOnda

I've just seen photos of Sebastiao Salgado on BBC News web page.

Now, tell me, is that heavily postprocessed digital or heavily processed film?

Here it is: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/pop_ups/07/world_sebastiao_salgado0s_genesis/html/1.stm

Just a sample:

DaireQuinlan

I've seen his stuff before, AFAIK its all film, could be wrong though. He's certainly been shooting since the early 70s sometime. Some heavy darkroom work going on in some of those shots allright :-0

ThOnda

I've seen his exhibition from book "Exodus". That changed my point of view of the whole world and photography.
I think he is still using film, but it's hard to say. However - the grain is the grain :-)

mathias

Im still using both though film would be a lot less these days as its quite expensive if you cant have your own darkroom.
In my opinion and from what ive seen around , every final result is digital these days regardless of where you start , if its film then it usually ends up scanned and processed from the negative or slide.