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Re: Digital Cameras was Re: [Digital BW] '

2001-09-11 by Robert Morrison

Martin,  

It may be a long wait...I'm not sure that Nikon and Canon have ever heard of
a 4x5 camera...besides why would anyone want to shoot with something that
clunky when you could shoot with a light weight (I must not be talking about
my D1 here), ergonomically designed camera with interchangable lens.  Seems
like more than about 32meg would just be a waste even for the "big-minded"
of us...but we'll see.

Robert

PS  Yes, I know you were kidding!  Don't you need to be at home
depot...reporting for your shift?


 On 9/10/01 11:20 PM, "Martin Wesley" <mwesley250@...> wrote:

> Robert,
> 
> My wife's Canon G1 has raw mode and as I recall so does the D30 and
> JPEG too. I'm pretty impressed with what the G1 will do for a little
> point and shoot. Love that swing out display.
> 
> If I can ever pry it out of my wife's hands I will try some B&W  with
> it.
> 
> I'm waiting for the 4 oz., 1 Gigapixel 4x5 digital film holder with
> the tetrabyte memory module to drop down to $500 myself. ;-)
> 
> Martin
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Robert Morrison
> <rmorrison@p...> wrote:
>> With regards to enlargements of digitally captured images you need
> to take
>> into account noise as well as the megapixel rating.  It is critical
> to shoot
>> in a "noiseless" manner...either Tiff or RAW (smaller file size).
> I'm not
>> sure whether the canon cameras have a raw mode...but RAW mode
> captured
>> images on my D1, coupled with geniune fractals and some careful
> sharpening
>> yield successful BW enlargements twice the size of images captured
> in jpeg
>> 1:4 mode on the same camera.
>> 
>> Robert
>> 
> (snip)
> 
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