Digital BW, The Print

Mike, I'd never try that with a D30!	  I only use it for closeups, and
panoramas, where you overlap 3 images or so, which of course increases
resolution, even at infinity. For what I want to use it for it's great. 
I also have a rollei sl66 and Fujica 6x9 for the landscapes.

Jerry




Michael Kravit wrote:
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> Jerry,
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> I think tha visually you are seeing an image that looks like film, but in reality the camera would need to approach 16 megapixels to resolve the finest films today.
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> For example, I recently shot an image in a Charleston Cemetary on 4x5 T-Max 100. In the distance, oh perhaps 2 miles away is what looks like a 6 story office building. I can zoom in on my scan and see a guy sitting at his desk on the top floor.
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> Try that with a digital D30 or D1x.
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> Mike
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