On Sunday, October 27, 2002, at 06:15 PM, John Mustarde wrote:
An additional benefit of DSLR files, whether full frame or a smaller sensor, is the lack of grain. Here's an example of a grainless 6mp DSLR file at various crop sizes. Shot with 300mm/f4 using a 6mp DSLR on a monopod at 1/180 and f5.6, ISO 200, exposure comp -.3 EV, fill flash -1.7 EV, color mode sRGB.http://www.photolin.com/hummer/aDSC_0019a.jpg http://www.photolin.com/hummer/aDSC_0019b.jpg http://www.photolin.com/hummer/aDSC_0019c.jpg
That is a nice shot, I like the color, sharpness, but I can't seem to find a way to like that smoothness. I've seen a lot of people praise that aspect of digital. But it bothers me and it frustrates me that I can't articulate why.and the full size scan highly compressed (457k) http://www.photolin.com/hummer/DSC_0019z.jpg
Could this be one of those "vinyl vs. cd" issues?
Dan Scott
