Film v's Digital?
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beyond different lenses and different flashes, which are minimal, but the differences are there, Id say, you can get the digital to look like film, you still need to add a layer of film grain in the old P.shop. The contrast is achievable to make it similar to the film shot, which you just showed us. And digital will save you loads on time and money. I go with Digital quite honest.
But like I said, the cameras handle flash differently, (look at top right hand, shadow behind flag) and the bottom one, I feel like it may have been a bit of a longer lense. the difference being 10mm or so, maybe. The bottom one feels more compressed, and not as wide as the top.
Its all about end product in the end. If you like the look of FIlm, go with it. If you absolutely have to save some cash, shoot digital, turn it to film.