Digital BW, The Print

i think the price on the betterlight 6000 (6000x8000) is down to around 9K. 
I use one with the higher sensitivity sensor, and i get better results than 
4x5 film (either scanned or projected with an enlarger). Of course there 
are lots of gotcha's for landscape type photography, but it's unsurpassed 
for still life.

   jim


At 07:01 PM 7/25/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>In a message dated 07/25/2002 11:21:04 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
>darkroom@... writes:
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> > my 7k x 7k scanning back...which is VERY VERY good, but is
> > only good for things that stand very still for a long time.
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>Austin, can you elaborate on this scanning back? It not a lumina is it? I'am
>into still life and table top stuff, so this sounds good to me. I would
>imagine prices are way down on this sort of gear also.
>Steve Meyers
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