Subject: Re: Quandry!

> Shaun Canning wrote:
>
> > Here's my problem - and I am sure you can all relate. Do I sell all my
> > gorgeous near mint 35mm gear and buy a *ist D or do I keep shooting
> > 35mm trannies and buy a really good film scanner? Obviously, the *ist D
> > option will be cheaper in the long run (film use wise), but are the
results
> > going to be as good as 35mm high resolution scans?

I don't think the istD is going to be as good at landscapes as film, but I
also don't think 35mm film is much good for landscapes.
I prefer larger sheets of film.
The digital does really well with images that have large sweeps of not too
much detail, but as soon as you get into a subject with very fine detail,
the image starts to look artificial.
I am looking forward to using the istD for portraits, but i am also looking
forward to having my darkroom back on line for 4x5 sheet film.

William Robb

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