Question

Okay, I'm a bit old-fashioned. I still think no digital camera in the world will give me the depth of color and detail of my old Pentax K1000, a traditional 35 millimeter film camera. But recently I discovered how to create even more spectacular photos with my Pentax, by holding the shutter open and shooting "time exposures." Holding the shutter open longer will absorb more light, which accounts for the richer detail that can be achieved. However, any movement will cause a blur, so time exposures work best for landscapes. You'll be amazed how the detail in the photos will make mountains, tre