Hi Richard
> 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? > 's been going on for years AND they use Photoshop as well, the swines :> One of the major manufacturers went VERY quiet about four years ago when I started asking questions about the resolution of the sample image files that they were distributing for a camera who's spec was a fraction of that of the sample. It reminds me of the video/data projectors sales/web bumpf where there's a demonstrator on front of a front projection screen with NO shadow!! Still pip-pip eh? Joe =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
