Malcolm Stewart wrote:
Well said - but I wonder if I'll feel the same way if I start using a 10D, instead of my EOS3. A4 prints on high gloss paper from my 4MP digicam and Epson 1270 certainly can look stunning. Equally they can look awful if the on-board "brain" has done something funny with the sharpening! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Thanks. My only comment is that if you are using a digital SLR like the 10D, where the sensor is smaller in size than a 35mm negative you are using the central area of a lens often referred to as the "sweet spot." Therefore, you images should be sharper still. An exmaple are lenses with the DG designation are super sharp in the center and soft on the edges when used with film cameras since they were designed specifically for digital SLRs which do not use the entire lens area/coverage as a film camera. The sharpening effect in each camera varies. I have not used the on-board sharpening with a 10D, let alone a 10D, so I can't comment. Peter K * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
