On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 23:16:56 +0200, you wrote: snip >... then concludes that any higher resolution scan of the film is >therefore fruitless. They don't seem to realize there's smaller grains yet >to be resolved, after the first big one's they thought you saw.
Wow. More grain. Just what I wanted. Can't wait to resolve right down to the atoms. Bet film has more atoms than digital, too. Seriously, there is lots of fine talk and hair splitting and techno info, which I find fascinating and informative. However, it seems a lot of PDMLers have mostly quit using film, not by initial choice or plan, but because they bought a digicam or DSLR of 5-10 mp, and as they used it came to realize its digital sensor resolution provides very satisfactory results for the most of their photo needs. By the way - where the heck is Pal now that the *istD has arrived? Where are ya, ol' friend? Hope you didn't slip off that Zodiak with the 600/4 anchored to you... -- John Mustarde www.photolin.com
