Well, it points up one thing. A 400KB image is a great leveler. Doesn't much matter what it was shot with, it would look about the same. Now 150MB v. 18MB you may well notice a difference. Of course digital is everybit as good as film. On the computer screen (grin).

I too would guess 4x5 with tilt, only because of the apparent DOF.

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John Coyle wrote:

This one's got dust on it, so I'd guess film - maybe your 5x4 with some
incline on the front standard, as there is good DOF through the centre of
the subject?  Don't know enough to guess the lens, but I recall someone,
perhaps you, talking about having picked up a new and very cheap lens
standard a little while ago.

John Coyle
Brisbane, Australia
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Here's a much bigger version of the file for a better "hint" :

http://jcoconnell.com/temp/macro01m.jpg

JCO

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Film or digital?, lens? Cost of equipment?
Anyone care to guess?

JCO

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