But it was a cool shot just the same. I simply didn't have the time to learn and perfect the art of color processing. So I let Kodak take care of the color shots and I continued to process my own black and white. All of this changed in the 90s when I was introduced to digital photography. All of a sudden I wasn't limited by how much film I had or the processing time.
Digital photography yields instant results.
You can learn what to do or not do right on the spot. It's instant feedback about what you re doing or trying to do. Digital also allow you to shoot with a new type of freedom. With the right equipment you can shoot almost endlessly without a worry of how many shots you have left before you have to reload. And with the proper computer setup I can even produce and manipulate my own color prints.