Today I picked up a copy of last summer's Renault (cars) magazine whilst
waiting for an appointment, and was astonished to see a full page
advertisement for a consumer Canon digital camera. The picture
looked exactly as if it had been shot on very fast monochrome film
stock....yes it was full of real life grain!
Apart from distorting the reality of digital capture, one perhaps should
wonder if using a non digital capture as evidence of the quality
available from said digital camera is not against the rules of fair and
honest advertising?
Cheers
Richard
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