It must also be remembered that without a "perfect" lens you will not achieve the max resolution of the film. System resolution is calculated like adding resistors in parallel. So if you have film that can resolve 100 lp/mm and a lens that can resolve 1000 lp/mm, you get less than 100 lp/mm when that lens and film is combined. I still think that for small prints (5x7 and less) the order of importance is: film, format, lens. For larger prints, film and format swap places. This all assumes things like good tripod, perfect focus and proper exposure/developing.
BR From: "T Rittenhouse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> My last comment on the subject, I swear. There is not a single lens in the world that can resolve more on film than the film will resolve.
