Are there any professional photographers who insist on using film cameras now?

I think the film camera has high definition, of course, the premise of comparison is to use the same quality lens.

Because the photos taken by digital cameras are calculated by pixels, the more pixels, the clearer the photos can be developed, but there is always a limit to the pixels set by digital machines. To put it simply, the film is clear no matter how big it is, while the digital camera is a pixel image, which will be pieced together when enlarged. Therefore, the digital camera is not as good as the film machine in definition, but the size of the developed photos is not much different.

It is easy to understand why many professional photographers still use film cameras as their main equipment and digital cameras as backup machines. If it's for home use, use a digital machine.