No! It won't be 24 times better, but it will be significantly better. When the 6MP cameras first came out I did a comparisonthe Nikon version to my 35mm slide scans (ASA100 Fuji slide film). At that time I was using a Minolta Dimage scanner( not a great scanner), and the scanned slides had slightly more detail( despite the grain) than the 6mp camera. My 16 MP Canon blows them both out of the water and so will a good scan of a 6x7 negative. K. Monroe In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "A Pettit" <a_pettit_jr@...> wrote: > > I am considering a move to higher resolution and a larger format > printer aka Epson 4000 (I am assuming Dr Roark will find a correct BW > ink formulation for that printer in the near future ).. > > The question IS : I have a 6x7 film camera. If I purchase a refurb'd > scanner I can create 142 Mpix files.... Is this really 24 times better > than a 6 Mpix digital camera ? > > Whats the generally accepted rule to equate analog (film) scans to full > digital camera images ? > > Thanks, > Alex P > Orlando >
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Re: analog/digital Megapixels
2006-05-08 by digikdm
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