[Leica] Doomed whatever

[Afterswift at aol.com (Afterswift@aol.com)]

In a message dated 1/23/05 12:51:19 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
lug-request@leica-users.org writes:

> However, drop those real world prints in front of them (only a couple) and 
>  they have something to hold in their hands, as in the days of yore and 
> you 
>  score major size brownie points! Why? Because no one else is doing it 
simply 
> 
>  because "send a JPEG" is the easy way out! The print is in hand, "BIG & 
>  BOLD!" They hold it and look at it in a completely different manner to 
> the 
>  same old thing..."on the screen one more time!" And I've yet not to have 
>  major compliments when we pulled it off. :-)
>  
>  Such a simple thing that outwits the screen in viewing a photograph. As 
they 
> 
>  should be seen, in hand, up close and personal. :-)
>  
>  ted
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I couldn't have said that better. For the pro, digital lowers cost and 
increase profit, since you can still charge the client the same fee as you 
did 
during the film years.

The print is the tangible product. Frankly, I don't care how you arrived at 
the print, and probably neither does the client. He just wants it on time. 

Bob