Re[3]: Applied SciFi blooper
Amen, At 11:27 AM 9/4/2002 +0300, you wrote: Mike wrote: MI Q15: What is the image capture resolution? MI A15: Approximately equivalent to 18 Megapixels (2000 x 3000 x 3 channels). MI Digital PIC output is essentially the same as C-41 processed film scanned on a MI high quality DML scanner. They must be taking their retailers for complete idiots. This is a meagre 6 MPixels, 24 bits per pixel. I will certainly not accept to have my film destroyed for as little as this. Servus, Alin
Re[3]: Applied SciFi blooper
Mike wrote: MI Q15: What is the image capture resolution? MI A15: Approximately equivalent to 18 Megapixels (2000 x 3000 x 3 channels). MI Digital PIC output is essentially the same as C-41 processed film scanned on a MI high quality DML scanner. They must be taking their retailers for complete idiots. This is a meagre 6 MPixels, 24 bits per pixel. I will certainly not accept to have my film destroyed for as little as this. Servus, Alin
Re: Re[3]: Applied SciFi blooper
Alin Flaider wrote: MI Q15: What is the image capture resolution? MI A15: Approximately equivalent to 18 Megapixels (2000 x 3000 x 3 channels). MI Digital PIC output is essentially the same as C-41 processed film scanned on a MI high quality DML scanner. They must be taking their retailers for complete idiots. This is a meagre 6 MPixels, 24 bits per pixel. I will certainly not accept to have my film destroyed for as little as this. You need to be careful with digicam and printer specs; most marketing people confuse pixels and dots. There's a subtle but very important difference. Cheers, - Dave http://www.digistar.com/~dmann/ (out of date)
