> >In a reply to this: > > Those guys who wax elequent about the lack of grain and the > > 'information' in the print, compared to 35mm prints, > invariably fail > > to mention that their negative was hardly blown up at all! William Robb wrote: > Thats cause we find it so painfully obvious that we don't feel > the need to. ROFLOL
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- Re: 35mm vs 8x10 macro Dr E D F Williams
- Re: 35mm vs 8x10 macro Andre Langevin
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