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Of course, it isn't "more likely to capture revealing moments." The 
photographer with the sheet film camera just has to, or should, think more carefully 
about timing his shutter release. Otherwise, he ends up with one image that's 
just as boring and meaningless as the hundreds captured by his motor-driven 
brethren. Though he could, I suppose, make a superb enlargement from the negative 
of that indecisive moment and say, "You know, if I'd only waited two seconds 
before releasing the shutter...."  

-Chris Lawson   
 
In a message dated 4/1/2004 12:34:12 PM Mountain Standard Time, 
bdcolen@earthlink.net writes:
Don't forget, one can shoot for "revealing moments through a minimal number 
of exposures" with any camera, though I don't see how shooting a minimal number 
of exposures is more likely to capture revealing moments.