I have been eagerly awaiting these sample images for the Kodak, but the
quality is dreadful. I downloaded the two tiff portraits of the model and
the skin tones look like pure rubber. There must be something wrong here I
think. There is also a total lack of contrast, but raising it in Photoshop
just produces results that become garish.

The image of the baby appeared better at first glance, however, bringing it
up to 100% showed questionable sharpness (surely Kodak has a choice of more
than one image...) still artificial looking skin and a rather worrying
amount of noise before any sharpening was added. Finally I looked at the
fruit image, but this again looked like pure paste had been applied over the
top of the image. A couple of weeks ago, I downloaded a similar image for
the canon D60 that was a 1000% better.

The way I see it there are 4 possibilities:
1) Its a lemon
2) The person who chose the images is incompetent
3) Kodak doesn't want to show its cards to early
4) The camera is no where near release point and still needs a load of
development. 

No matter what the answer is, these sample images won't do Kodak any good in
the camera shops. 

Ashley 



on 14/1/03 10:18 am, Michael Wilkinson wrote:

> I downloaded the full sized tif file.
> It looks for all the world as though someone has applied a Paint effect filter
> in
> Photoshop,this HAS to be a mistake ,doesn't it ?
> 
> 
> Regards
> 
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> From: "Kevin HortonSubject: [PRODIG] Kodak DCS pro 14N image samples
> 
> 
>> For those waiting for Kodaks new camera. Rob Galbraith has a report on a
>> further delay to the shipping date and a link to image samples.
>> 
>> 
>> http://www.robgalbraith.com/diginews/2003-01/2003_01_14_14n.html
> 
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