Hi,

> It's definitely a money issue. No more chemicals, no more processor
> maintenance, no more film expenses. And in newspaper photography, 
> where we used a 180 dpi resolution for photos but could go to 150 dpi 
> without any noticeable difference, quality was never the top 
> consideration.

It seems to be a question of scale then.

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I heard the story I related about the World Cup picture being printed in
Australia 7 minutes later directly from Ulli Michel, the Global Pictures
Editor for Reuters. He was concerned with speed, not cost.

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Cheers,
 Bob

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