Given the choice of my "lesser quality" camera which accurately
depicts the coloring, and a scanner which gets better image detail
quality but which greatly distorts the coloring, I know what I
choose, but each seller has to go with what they prefer.
I also wonder if it is the scanner which distorts the coloring, or
if the image was brightened after the fact. One would have to see
their original unrestored scan to know for certain, and I doubt I
will ever see that.
Bruce.. this is not correct.
take a look at these photos I took of 40x60s
I want you to tell me why the photos are different
both are taken with my Canon-DC10 14.5 megapixel camera
when you answer these questions, I'll tell you the answers
(by the way.. if they are using a scanner.. that is a CMOS based
system. The same quality can be easily achieved with a CMOS camera.
keep in mind, they have to be using cameras that cost $6k-35K and not
a $500 camera like myself)
small images of the full posters
http://www.comic-art.com/temp/photog_lesson_001.jpg
http://www.comic-art.com/temp/photog_lesson_002.jpg
cropped section of each in full res
http://www.comic-art.com/temp/photog_lesson_001a.jpg
http://www.comic-art.com/temp/photog_lesson_002a.jpg
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