How you've changed, dirty dirty digital

I've just come across this article in DG International magazine, which I was interviewed for about 4 years ago. It shows how fast technology and the views around it are moving. Funny, insightful or just plain strange to look into the past??
Below is the start of the article and I've attached the rest if it interests you...(just click on the image)

Digital Joy

On the road to digital happiness

Eight years ago in a London studio. Richard Jupe,

lecturer at Photography Studies College (PSC)

in Melbourne first witnessed the magic of

digital imaging. Heralded as state-of-the -art

Jupe speaks of a camera that could merge

three filtered exposures captured on its black

and white sensor. Recently sought by the London

Museum. it smacked of pioneering technology

costing a mere £60,000- at the time.

Digital photography is s till oh-so-new.

Most photographers recall working

professionally in film. While cameras

have come a long way, industry still

grapples with establishing standards.

and commercial print and processing

machines is good -as they are- fail to

match the flexibility offered on a home

PC. We go on a quest to find digital joy (click on image above to read the rest)