And that's especially true for those of us who have only basic experience with a film camera, and have been reluctant about paying the price for a digital camera. Prices have come down of late, and consumers can choose from more digital camera models than ever before.
Digital cameras are just part of the picture.
Photo printing is not something that happens in photo labs or at the drugstore anymore. While photo printers were once more of a high-end product, their appeal has trickled down to the masses along with consumer interest in digital cameras. There are a number of photo printers available on the market now, ranging from desktop to mobile printers and, as with digital cameras, the assortment is bound to grow in time. Over recent years the price of scanners has dropped, speed and efficiency have increased, and selection has grown. Plus, Nikon's new Coolscan and Super Coolscan film scanners feature software that can bring old film photos back to life.