Digital BW, The Print

Just one end of the spectrum of responses I expect you will get.  I have
kind of gone down the road you are exploring.  Found digital cameras great
for certain things but not for fine arts photography (?yet).  Settled on the
3/4 gig file from (my) drum scanner from 4X5 and 1 3/4 gig file from 11 X
14.  Just no substitute for the look and ³feel² of the work from this
source, no matter what I do in Photoshop.  This is true even with a print as
small as 11 X 14, of course even more so with a 48 X 65 mural print.

On 2/12/04 1:26 PM, "randyrancier" <randyrancier@...> wrote:

> I used to be primarily a large format photographer 4x5 & 5x7, as
> well as doing a fair amount of 35mm B&W. I worked in silver and
> palladium print making. I am fairly new to digital photography and
> up to this point have only worked with digital images from my 3
> megapixel camera; I've really enjoyed it, and it has gotten me back
> into photography.  The digital darkroom is much more convienient
> than a wet darkroom, hallelujah!
> 



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