Correcting the editor (laugh), Enormously serious attempt!
This is something I really wanted to do for a time. Correcting an
editor I just got back a manuscript from an editor... who which
what well
Dear Sir, You keep coming away from the subject by referring to
linguists when in fact
I believe these types of statements are really at the best based on
poor investigative techniques. Reason for using larger formats like
6x7 is that you get a much improved picture compared to 35 mm in terms
of resolution, color gradation.. simply much more information. people
who hope for a
OK, I haven't exactly done a study on the thing but anyone who buys
digital quipment, including cameras, finds out that in a very short
time you get a mucher better product for the same price or even lower,
can easily be observed by checking out the development of the top end
digital cameras,
Hej William,
Moore's law is as Jonan nicely showed us not for computers but for
integrated circuits. Both microprocessors (computers) and IC
components are important parts in a camera. CCD's benefit from the
electronic race as well. However, lot of the development is done
through computers and
Pål has an interesting comment on the use of digital.
There is still not a single digital camera that will give you a better
wuality picture in terms of resolution, color separation, etc.
They have however other virtues as being fast for publishing stuff
digitally.
You can work with them
HI,
I'm new to the list but listened in for awhile. Hot sounds great but
my ideal Xmas is actually what I'm going to do next week, going home
to YES the Arctic Circle and enjoy cold clear nights with Aurora
Borealis, skiing and photography using my pentax stuff and MF camera.
WHere is home then,
I would use the camera that suits my needs.
Kids: can't cope without autofocus MZ-5
Birds - hummingbirds e.g., give me an MZ-S
Travel photo into poorer areas: take my cheapest ME or whatever
Otherwise: LX
Blowups and high quality pictures: Medium Format
As written here before - what is good
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