Not an image of Death

I got say it very refreshing to read someone not looking at the transition from film to digital as a tragic death of a medium, but a new role for it to play. Each time I see or here about the art pieces Walley describes, it always with this air of film being stamped out by the soulless digital age. Granted film is becoming more and more technically irrelevant, I don't feel there is the complete and tragic loss with the transition to digital, its just the way time works. Thats why I'm glad to read Walley's view of these film art pieces as representations of the death of a medium, but an expansion of it.