"What I like about film is not being able or tempted to chimp and delete"
In fact I shoot far far fewer frames now than in the film days. Just because I easily can check immediately after the exposure. No need to bracket or have "extra originals" for own archive and the stock libraries.
Perhaps down to 1/10 or even less of the shooting volume. Don't delete anything in camera , though, thus my practice is as before.
Bjørn, that is quite the opposite of what happened to most shooters as far as I am aware. Interesting to hear things developed that way at least for some.
For me, I shot about 350 rolls of film/year. In part that was due to financial constraints being a student at the time.
Nowadays I shoot well over 30k photos/year. There are a lot of 5-8 shot sequences in that number though.
Frank, I do find that the FM2 deserves a chance. I am blessed with unimpaired eyesight, but I would like to hear about your experiences with a custom made diopter, because I will certainly consider the option for my Nikon F and F3 once I do need glasses.
