I love both!
Though I guess I'd say digital, cause I can get more done with it and there's not the chance that the photo's won't show up on the film.

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Um, how about both? I use both mediums?

Although I no longer develop my own negatives. That was 20+yrs ago.

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Film for the aesthetic and outstanding quality, digital for the ease of use and practicality.

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I would only use digital. I don't think I'd have the patience to do darkroom work. Especially if I wanted colour.

I did a bit of darkroom stuff in high-school, but like all things high-school, was done half-heartedly. I'd like to try it again sometime. I should convert my bathroom

There will always be people on both side of the fence.
In my opinion, in photography, decent photographers should really try both mediums. Get a feel for the other side. In these days film is just too expensive compared to the easy digital option.
To be honest, if it didn't cost so much, I'd be using film.