Try to stick to low ISOs, because noise at higher ISO is what will ruin your big print.
On 1 Dec 2004, at 04:53, Andrew Brackenbury wrote:
Hi - I have a shoot coming up where the final image (an outdoor full length portrait) may end up used at A2 size on an instore display board (it may only be used at smaller sizes - the client seems unsure at this stage– but I need to cover myself to A2). I normally use a D100, but will the maximum RAW file (at 200iso) be good enough for this purpose? And if not, any advice on what I should be shooting on? ie, is there an affordably (the budget isn't huge) hired Digi-SLR alternative, or do I need to use film?
Thanks for your thoughts, Andrew
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