As several people have mentioned on this list: "The proof is in the prints"

Tom shoots with a <achhh> Canon 10D, and I've seen his prints.  They are
VERY good.

I've printed so far up to 8x12 or so from the ist-D and I am totally amazed
at how they look.  35mm film is dead to me at this point.  6MP is plenty.

That being said, I'm not a pro, therefore I only have to please myself, your
results may vary.

Christian Skofteland
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tanya Mayer Photography" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 11:39 PM
Subject: Re: *istD - Hmmmmm


> OT- tom, are you shooting your weddings exclusively with the *istD, or are
> you using another digital slr of some description?
>
> Also, you said "I regularly make 16x20's from 6 megs, and I'm always
> astonished at how good they look. I like them better than most of the
prints
> I got from my 645, and that includes the ones I printed myself."
>
> The guy at the lab that is trying to get me to take my work to them, seems
> to think exactly the same.  In fact he was trying to get me to buy the
> Minolta Dimage A1, which is only 5megs claiming that its results were
better
> than any digital slr on the market!  I too, have been "holding out" and
> hoping for a Pentax 10megapixel slr, but I am interested to hear your
> thoughts on the abilities of only 6.  If what you are saying is true
(about
> the 16x20s), then there is really no reason (except for $$$) for me NOT to
> convert to the *istD ASAP!
>
> tan.

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