Hi Gang............... Most of my work is in Theatrical Photography. 90% of my orders are for 8x10's. I could print a great 8x10 from a 35mm negative. But because of dust and stuff appearing on the negative I went to medium format (RB67). I went to using digital a year ago.(Olympus E-10) I haven't used the Nikons or the RB since. It is sooooo mush easier to deal with spotting and retouching than with a negative. Just my two cents................... By the way............. The Scott Kelby book is particularly great if you shoot Portraits. Russ R.E. Baker Photography rebphoto@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > At 11:34 PM 3/13/2004, Bob Talbot wrote: > >For DSLRs, isn't cleaning the sensor an issue? You can't just wipe > >them with a cotton bud (cn you?) > > I have had dust on the sensor. However, it only shows up on certain images > at certain apertures. It's far easier to deal with than dust on negatives > and spotting prints. I've ruined prints with my incompetent spotting, I > can't say that's ever been an issue with dealing with sensor dust. > > > Jeff Spirer > Photos: http://www.spirer.com > One People: http://www.onepeople.com/ > Surfaces and Marks: http://www.withoutgrass.com >
