Speaking of scene contrast range, check out this wicked cool preview of the just-announced Fuji Super CCD SR:
http://www.dpreview.com/news/0301/03012202fujisuperccdsr.asp This is a fantastic idea. Another thing I'm going to have to wait to see before buying my next digital. --Mike ................ Way Cool! Fuji just invented digital Verichrome Pan (two emulsion film since 1940's.) VP, beloved by some fine artists, was meant for the simple p&s roll film cameras of the era.It produced beautiful wide scale b&w prints. Go check grandma's scrapbook. I think Kodak 400 TCN has at least nine emulsion layers. That's where the wide latitude comes from. I wonder if a similar effect could be created by electronic bracketing of the digital eposure into a composite image? Bill Lawlor
