I will capture your day digitally on the Canon 5D and 20D cameras and Canon lenses. The results from the Canon cameras gives files as good or even better than I was attaining with film.

It is quite difficult to answer this question in an objective manner. The first challenge is bringing the film image to the PC so that the both digital and film images can be compared side by side. this introduces several variables: The choice of scanning hardware, and the parameters of the scanning software. The next challenge is that digital and film images fall apart in different ways at the limits.

Film is a great, fantastic 100 year old technology that has not really improved a whole lot on since it was created. Since I was young I really tried to stray away from those things that were old. But, I was a die hard fan of film and was very hard to convert to digital. This confused most people because I've been an extreme computer nerd since I was 10 and was into every technology out there. I was convinced only by print quality and the end product after months of testing.

I am strictly digital nowadays. In theatrically dark venues, the sensitivity of modern professional sensors is unbeatable!

Yes, still and video cameras are allowed. However, because cameras may be searched, photographers should not load film into their cameras until after they pass flight line security checkpoints.

It is never polite to film somebody without asking him first. Unfortunately there are people who go around taking pictures of or filming others without asking them, which is very annoying. Just imagine what you would feel like if some stranger just pointed his video camera at you! Just because it is a holiday resort, it doesn't mean it's a zoo ;-)!

We worked with hardware and software vendors to provide videoteleconferencing, sound, and still or moving "capturing" solutions for our scheduled updates to the BikeAbout web site through which the visual element of our experiences was communicated.

No we do not. While digital photography has come along way, the digital format is still not capable of capturing the spectrum of colors and detail that traditional photography can. We utilize the finest film, equipment, processing and high-end drum scanning to maximize the quality required to produce the finest most detailed digital images available.

Sure, these are the easiest photos for us to use because they can be uploaded to our servers at the time you are ordering your chocolate gifts and we can begin creating your proof right away.

No, we can scan traditional film, slides, negatives and high quality prints up to A4 with our professional scanner. We can also accept digital art or scans of printed or hand-made artwork. They should ideally be saved as a high quality JPEG.

We guarantee our workmanship, we do not guarantee the item of jewellery as a whole. For example if we replace one stone we do not guarantee the stones we didn't work on. This applies to most types of repair so by keeping a digital image on file we can identify whether it is a new problem or a recurrence of the old.

Unless it is taken with a professional camera under studio conditions, the quality is unlikely to be adequate. You can email us a test shot for appraisal.

No, you can send a hard copy of your photograph in a hard backed envelope and we will scan it for you. Also, it doesn’t have to be a photograph - we can scan drawings and pictures up to A3 in size.

Yes, most of News International Newspapers photographs are available in digital format. Enabling us to email images directly to you. This database of 25 million images is growing daily.

A digital mammogram takes less time to perform and typically involves a lower radiation dose to the patient. It also give us the ability to optimize the image, very similar to the way you optimize a digital photograph. Images are stored electronically so the is less chance of images being lost. In addition, images can be interpreted remotely, so second opinion interpretations may become easier.

We have members who shoot both film and digital. Many members have shot on film for years and only recently converted to digital.

A No. The Chairman of the Inquiry stated in his statement at the preliminary hearing that he intended the inquiry to be "as open, accessible and inclusive as possible." However due to the sensitive nature of some of the evidence and to ensure evidence given is as full and as helpful as possible, recording, photography, filming or broadcasting of the hearings is not permitted (see guidance on media access below).

Your traditional press credentials will not grant you access to Burning Man. You will need to register with us to be given permission to photograph, film, or videotape. Registering before the event gives us a chance to find out what you're interested in and help you hook up with the people you want ahead of time, and when you're onsite. We're not here to tell you what to write. Burning Man doesn't have an official photographer to record the event.

One of the most recent advances in x-ray mammography is digital mammography. Digital (computerized) mammography is similar to standard mammography in that x-rays are used to produce detailed images of the breast. Digital mammography uses essentially the same mammography system as conventional mammography, but the system is equipped with a digital receptor and a computer instead of a film cassette.

On and after January 1, 2002, film and digital mammography (screening and diagnostic) will be covered by Medicare under the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. Medicare will also pay for computer aided detection in addition to both digital and standard film. There are two components to this question. First, is the item or procedure a covered service for Medicare, and second, if it is covered, how and how much does Medicare pay for the item or procedure.

We both use digital high-end professional cameras, as we have learned that the best product we can offer our clients is from our digital cameras.

The famous photographer Douglas Kirkland recently commented about the digital vs. traditional film photography debate. He said, "Imagine a world where images have always been captured digitally, not on film." Then he asked us to further imagine that film was the "new" technology.

I use a digital camera as I find there are many advantages of using digital equipment for wedding photography. With digital photography I can shoot more pictures, get immediate feedback on images whilst shooting, and retouch them easily after the day with image editing software.

We made a transition in 2006 to all digital photography. Although we can shoot film on request (color, black and white) we prefer digital for many reasons, all of which are beneficial to both us and our customers.

I shoot digitally these days. There are a number of advantages to digital photography: every shot is like a Polaroid, we can see how we’re doing as we go along. Because there is no limit to how many photos we shoot (there is no film), and because we can edit, we’re free to play around and try things out -- which is often when we get the best shots.

We have converted to a fully digital system in the studio. This is a state-of-the-art, high end system with a resolution to deliver wonderful portraits in the larger wall portrait sizes. The added benefits are immediate viewing of preview, very inexpensive digital retouching and image manipulation, and previews "on the net" for ease of out of town family and friends to review and order.