Heeheehee... I can imagine in a couple of years some of the young bucks
will be asking, "what does 35mm film mean?"... ;-)
On some of the high end models the color saturation and sharpness (or is
that pixel color and density :( was quite impressive. Moreover, they
seemed to have a standard bayonet mount for whatever focal length lens you
want --plus manual exposure controls! Thank God they still cost mega $$!
Aye, it'll be a said day indeed when ya' can't go to the dark room and
create yourrr own image (roll the rrr's and to get the Scottish accent :-)
T.
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Subject: Re: DML: Digital camersa (non Dak related)
Author: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net> at smtpout
Date: 1/2/99 10:34 PM
In a message dated 02-01-99 7:10:16 PM Central Standard Time,
fawcett@uism.bu.edu writes:
> I go back to my 35mm Nikon's and have the images scanned (I
> guess that makes me an old fart?! ;-)
Yeah, guess I'm an old fart too :-)
The Nikon does deliver some nice detail that the digitals seem to lose.
Clarity is a bit better too.
Gene in Baytown
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