In the days before digital photography, seemingly every corner store had rack upon rack of film on display. Each roll of film was marked with a speed—measured in ISO—such as 100, 200, or 400.
Everything created on a computer has this innate tendency to feel slick — and sometimes, even artificial. Picture a blank, white screen. There’s no variation. No flaws. What you see is duplicable, ...
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