CCD Digicams Do NOT Shoot Unlimited Film Photos

Going to be honest, I'm irritated. Digicams do not shoot unlimited film photos. They don't. They don't look like film, they don't act like film. It's the most over the tip clickbait title in the genre. Several big channel has attempted to hop on this trend and has made a video called - "this camera shoots unlimited film photos."
It's attractive and clickable. That's because it's too good to be true. CCD sensors featured in old digicams are supposed to be the saving grace of folks who want to achieve film like aesthetics quickly and easily.
I think it's one of the worst trends in photography TH-cam right now. It sells people a lie, promising folks film colors and look with little effort, when at the end of the day, with your digicam, you are going to wind up right back in Photoshop trying to mimic Portra 400 just like you were with your a7R IV.
There's no free lunch. Film photography is expensive and difficult. A cheap digicam from two decades ago can be appreciated for what it is, but it isn't analog photography.
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