Digital BW, The Print

You actually saw pixels?  The Canon 1D is only a 4 megapixel camera. 6mg
would be better. But you must be speaking of huge prints to see
pixelation. How big were the prints?  I wouldn't go much higher than 20
inches with the S2, Canon D60, or Nikon D1x.  There are NO noticeable
pixels in a 20 inch print fromthe above cameras.

Jerry

akivisuals wrote:
> 
> Wow!  What a controversy!  I had no idea that this line of
> questioning would result in this long of a thread.  The reason
> why I ask is because my former employer, who is a wedding
> photographer (100+ per year), has sold almost all of his Hassy
> equipment and is shooting mostly Canon 1D's and Fuji S2's
> now.  However, I saw a large print of a digital image and it had a
> ton of pixelization going on.  So, before I decide to sell my Fuji
> 645zi and Canon EOS system to get the S2 and Nikon lenses I
> wanted to ask all of your opinions on the whole digital thing.  Any
> ideas on whether it's worth the jump now or should I wait?
> Thanks again!
> 
> Andy
> 
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