>> > So at what megapixel will it take to equal or surpass a 35mm 100 ASA >>> film speed grain? >>> >>> Anyone know? >>> >>> Ciao! >>> David >> >>I used to shoot Fuji 100F. IMO, the D60 @ 6 MP is close. I would >>guess 9 MP would be there. There are many variables. Some MP's >>are better than other MP's. I think you could ask 10 people and >>get 7 different answers. When it gets to 12 MP with a 100% 35mm >>image size, it will definitely be there. My guess is we're less >>than a year from that time. >> >>Ray Amos > >What does it cost to enlarge a digital photo to A3 format compared to film ? >I'd like to know that :) >That's my mean reason for sticking to film really... >Never had a digital photo enlarged so big (where does one do that?) >so I am wondering what the costs are...
Enlargements from digital at all the labs I use are the same price as from film. A3 is no problem with the D60. Heck I just picked up a 20x30 inch print done on a 600dpi large format inkjet from a D30 file that looks great. I am paying $9.95 for a 12x18 printed on Kodak paper. Or I can always make a print on my Epson 1270 on colorlife paper. For me and the kind of stuff I shoot the D60 delivers files that are of a quality that I'll only shoot film when the client insists on it. The 18 meg files from the D60 are superb. -- Harrison McClary http://www.mcclary.net * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
