Unfortunately, I don’t get to shoot with film often as it is expensive to purchase and expensive to develop. Yet, when I do I am almost always happy with the results. Instagram and other digital services offer filters that make digital images look like film images. The reason for this is the look of film is simply fantastic. So, if possible, why not film in the first place?

Here is a gallery of some medium format images that I have shot with my Rolleiflex camera or a cheap plastic Holga.

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To test this and prove my point that megapixels don’t matter for much, I went out with a couple of fellow photographers. We each had three different cameras.

• Nikon 90D with a 55mm fixed lens and an adjustable ND filter and 12.9MP
• Canon EOS 60D with 24-70mm lens and 17.9MP
• Canon S45 an 11-year-old point and shoot with 4MP. Yes, I pulled an 11 year old digital point-and-shoot out of the closet.

At the end of the day we each provided three images for comparison. The rule was no post-processing. Images must be sent as they looked on camera.

I’ve uploaded the pictures in random order. Can you guess which is which is the fancy camera and which is the cheap super old camera?

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