> > This is one area where film is much more flexible than > digital (not faster or more convenient, just more flexible). > > You may get some degree of reproduction size extension by > using software like "Genuine Fractals" to increase the pixel > resolution of your images when needed. > > Otherwise, for the greatest flexibility, you always want to > shoot at the > highest resolution and greatest bit-depth your camera can produce. > > Mr. Bill > Mr Bill,
Personally I don't feel that film is more flexible - film is fixed - it is always at max resolution - you can't shoot a lower resolution, you can't change ISO, You can't change image size it is fixed at whatever you load. For maximum options when shooting digital you need to shoot raw - the flexibility comes in the fact that you can choose to trade exposure/speed/light/grain/size for your intended use. If you always include a raw image you have exactly the same options as shooting film you are restricted by the media when using film and by the sensor with digital. All IMHO of course. Regards Mark * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
