Cool. Everybody's got a preference. I'm sure someone somewhere makes use of
the entire frame in the final product. I've never seen it. Then of course,
my experience is limited.
Regards,
Bob...
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From: "Shel Belinkoff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Bob Blakely wrote:
> >
> > Consider this. Every mount I know of,
> > including slide mounts, cuts some off
> > each edge. I would like a 100% viewfinder
> > - if I get an edge frame on the
> > viewfinder that corresponds to
> > approximately 1mm off each edge.
> >
> > ... Just my preference.
>
> While slide mounts do cut off a bit of the image, not everyone
> mounts their slides, and of those that don't many, I'm sure,
> would prefer to use the full frame. When composing, I try to
> consider how much of the scene is missing in the finder - IOW,
> I crop very tightly, taking the important part of the image
> right to the edge of what is visible in the finder, and
> sometimes just a bit past. So I want to see the full frame in
> the negs or slides.
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