Re: why does digital looks better?

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And I find you tiresome.

Every time someone brings up something about digital it doesn't matter what it is, we all get pulled into the same shouting match. And in all this I really doubt any of us have answered kostas' question.

At 01:20 PM 2/12/2003 -0500, you wrote:
On 2/12/03 11:55 AM, "Brian Blankenship" <brian@bngraphics.com> wrote:

> but i dont want just acceptable and frankly neither should you.


You think you should shoot medium format for everything?  I shoot 35mm film,
medium format, large format and high end digital.  They all have their place
and purpose.  As for acceptable quality,  I own my own drum scanner to scan
my film (mostly used for chromes).  I have a pretty good idea of what a good
quality is with respect to enlargements.  Frankly, I find it tiresome to
debate digital vs. film quality with people who rely on 'the net' and
anything but personal experience to form their opinions.

Lawrence


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lsmith@lwsphoto.com
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Thank you very much.

Sincerely,
Brian Blankenship B & N Graphics
http://www.bngraphics.com


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