The new results are now in. Doing and "Exact" search on ""Digital Photography" vs. "Film Photography", the numbers reflect much more clearly the reality of the situation - Digital with 21,500,000 hits (96%) vs. Film Photography with 819,000 hits (4%) and that is still with the hundred year head start. Our poll on the left is showing about the same result with a 97% vs 3% split when I combine Digital with Mostly Digital and Film with Mostly Film categories.BUT!
Last week, just for fun, I published my Google search results for "Digital Photography" vs. "Film Photography". The numbers came up kind of close - 81,100,000 vs. 97,800,000. It was on the way home last night from a football game that I realized the errors of my way - It's how Google searches. When I searched "Digital Photography" it added all the "Digital" listings and then all the "Photography" listings and gave me the final result. It did the same for the "Film Photography" search - hence "Photography" was captured in both searches pretty much equalizing out the numbers.
So in conclusion, I beg your forgiveness for my near-sighted, myopic flawed original posting but, nevertheless, I want to reap your praises for my new corrected results, which, by the way I am having notarized in the morning :~)
Se you tomorrow, Gang - Hey it will be another Technique Tuesday!!! See ya, --David
