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**datingcrew** · 12-03-2011, 07:11 PM

Even back in 90's when I worked at the federal level of law enforcement, all evidence was gathered using 35mm film. We could banter back and forth all day but it comes down to these realities... Today the federal, state and local law enforcement agencies are almost exclusively using digital format video and still photography for evidence gathering purposes due to it's low cost of processing and high resolution that it provides. Large format is now hugely expensive and used for model and ad shoots only. IMO 10 years down the road analog film will die just like the VCR when DVD was introduced.

12-03-2011, 07:11 PM	#12
datingcrew Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 380 Senior Member	Even back in 90's when I worked at the federal level of law enforcement, all evidence was gathered using 35mm film. We could banter back and forth all day but it comes down to these realities... Today the federal, state and local law enforcement agencies are almost exclusively using digital format video and still photography for evidence gathering purposes due to it's low cost of processing and high resolution that it provides. Large format is now hugely expensive and used for model and ad shoots only. IMO 10 years down the road analog film will die just like the VCR when DVD was introduced.
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