I do not think 16x20 would be a problem for the D60...I have a 20x30 from my D30 that looks fine when viewed from normal viewing distances...from 1 foot yes there is a smal bit of pixelaziation, but when viewed side by side on my wall with a 25x30 from a 6x7 chrome there is no real discernable difference.
I KNOW my D60 will deliver MUCH better quality at that size that the D30 did. I print 12x18's regularly and they leave nothing to want for, IMHO. The "zing" comes a lot from how the file is handled in Photoshop..just like the zing from a color print is dependant on the person printing the photo in the lab. Each persons experience are different and all have different needs. Once upon a time Gregory said: >I find the D60 images seem to lack a certain "zing" or "vibrancy" that I >am used to seeing with film. It is also still not as sharp as film. I >routinely print 16 x 20 - for me, the D60 is not good enough to print at >this size for exhibition quality. Harrison McClary http://www.mcclary.net * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
