John Mustarde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There have been long and erudite explanations of the FOV crop when
using the available 6 mp DSLR cameras.
Don't you believe it.
With every DSLR, you get, absolutely free, a lens 1.5x as long as your
current longest lens. Period. It's that simple.
And the image size on the film/sensor is exactly the same size on the
*istD, 35mm, 645 or 6x7
Bill
-Original Message-
From: William Robb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 12:43 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Free Long Lenses With Every *istD
You would be well advised to personally run this science fair experiment before
instructing others to do so, because the results will not be what you expect if the
prints are viewed with the naked eye.
BR
John Francis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This suggests that a good optical full-frame
A 6MP sensor isn't bad - it gives you
300ppi on an 8x10 print, which is good enough for many purposes. But
there's no way this comes close to the resolution obtainable from film.
I've only got a 2700ppi scanner (the Nikon Coolscan III), but even that
gives me 20 megapixels
The math is simple enough Andre wins the prize.
At 02:11 PM 9/3/03 -0400, you wrote:
A 6MP sensor isn't bad - it gives you
300ppi on an 8x10 print, which is good enough for many purposes. But
there's no way this comes close to the resolution obtainable from film.
I've only got a
They're definitely what *I* expect; I've got them hanging on the wall in front
of me as I type.
The purely-optical photographic print is the sharpest.
A 300ppi print (from a top-of-the line digital printer) isn't quite as good.
Similarly, 200ppi prints aren't quite as sharp as 300ppi prints
A 6MP sensor isn't bad - it gives you
300ppi on an 8x10 print, which is good enough for many purposes. But
there's no way this comes close to the resolution obtainable from film.
I've only got a 2700ppi scanner (the Nikon Coolscan III), but even that
gives me 20
A 6MP sensor isn't bad - it gives you
300ppi on an 8x10 print, which is good enough for many purposes. But
there's no way this comes close to the resolution
obtainable from film.
I've only got a 2700ppi scanner (the Nikon Coolscan III),
but even that
gives me 20
Welcome back John, we missed you! g
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(You might want to be sure of *your* ground before being
quite so snarky, too)
There have been long and erudite explanations of the FOV crop when
using the available 6 mp DSLR cameras.
Don't you believe it.
With every DSLR, you get, absolutely free, a lens 1.5x as long as your
current longest lens. Period. It's that simple.
So my 300mm/f4 is now a 450mm/f4.
- Original Message -
From: Rob Studdert
Subject: Re: Free Long Lenses With Every *istD
On 2 Sep 2003 at 18:32, John Mustarde wrote:
Free long lenses. Joy.
Compromised wide angles. Oh the pain.
On 8x10 format, 300mm is a nice standard lens.
William Robb
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